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prototest

v0.1.4

Published

First class ES module testing framework

Downloads

15

Readme

ProtoTest

Testing framework with esm support by default without transpilation.

Install with NPM

npm install prototest

Setup

Test can be named anything you want. By default prototest will look for test using the glob "**/*.test.js". To use a different pattern use the cli flags -t="your-glob" or --target="your-glob".

Test should be compiled with typescript if being used. Add a test script like below:

//package.json

{
    ...
    "scripts": {
        ...
        //if you are using typescript
        "pretest": "npm run build",
        //Optional glob pattern supplied here to instead target files ending in .spec.js as an example
        "test": "prototest -t="**/*.spec.js",
    }
}

Run test with the command:

npm run test

Note: Prototest should work without anything extra after node versions 13. It may also be necessary to include the field: "type": "module" in your package.json

Example Test Files and Output

//test.test.js

import { describe, expect, it, log } from "prototest";

describe("This is a test", () => {

    it("Should do some comparing", () => {

        log("My First Log")

        expect(10).toEqual("10");

    });
    log("My Second Log")
});
//otherTest.test.js
import { specification, expect, it } from "prototest";

/**
 * Use specification to help describe what you are testing 
 */
specification({
    title: "Test Specification",
    author: [
        "Your Name"
    ],
    date: "October 31, 2020",
    description: "This is the description of this specification",
    notes: [
        "This is a note"
    ],
    specs: [
        ["Suite 1", () => {
            it("Should Run a comparison", () => {
                expect("Hello").toStrictEqual("Hello");
            });
        }],
        ["Suite 2", () => {
            it("Should Run another comparison", () => {
                expect("world!").toStrictEqual("world!");
            });     
        }]
    ]
    
});

Output:

--- Test File: /Your/Path/To/test.test.js

This is a test
   Should do some comparing 
My First Log
      √ expect 10 toEqual 10 
My Second Log

--- Test File: /Your/Path/To/otherTest.test.js

Specification: Test Specification

Date: October 31, 2020
Author(s): Your Name
Description:
    This is the description of this specification

Notes:
    1. This is a note

Suite 1
   Should Run a comparison
      √ expect Hello toEqual Hello

Suite 2
   Should Run another comparison
      √ expect world! toEqual world!

=========================================

Passed Test: 1
Failed Test: 0
Total Test: 1

All Test Passed

Contributions


All help is welcomed. This is my first npm package so please give me any feedback both critical and helpful you see fit on github issues.