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kixx-test

v2.1.0

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A limited framework for scripting tests in JavaScript environments

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Kixx Test

A small framework for writing tests in JavaScript environments.

Created by Kris Walker 2017 - 2025.

For usage examples and guidelines, see examples/README.md.

There is a reference script for setting up and running a folder of tests in /test/run-tests.js.

Environment Support

| Env | Version | |---------|------------| | ECMA | >= ES2022 | | Node.js | >= 16.13.2 | | Deno | >= 1.0.0 |

This library is designed for use in an ES6 module environment requiring Node.js >= 16.13.2 or Deno >= 1.0.0. You could use it in a browser, but there are no plans to offer CommonJS or AMD modules. It targets at least ES2022 and uses the optional chaining operator ?..

If you're curious: Node.js >= 16.13.2 is required for ES6 module stabilization and ES2022 support.

Please don't bother running benchmarks on this library. Correctness and readability are design objectives. Conserving CPU cycles is not. It is very unlikely any utilities in this library would have a measureable performance impact on your application, and if they did you should probably be implementing something more optimized to your specific use case.

Note: There is no TypeScript here. It would be waste of time for a library as small as this.

Copyright and License

Copyright: (c) 2017 - 2025 by Kris Walker (www.kriswalker.me)

Unless otherwise indicated, all source code is licensed under the MIT license. See LICENSE for details.