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simp-spec

v0.0.3

Published

A lightweight testing tool for JavaScript code

Downloads

2

Readme

SimpSpec

A lightweight testing tool for JavaScript code, no complex configuration required, simply import the npm package to quickly build your test cases.

Quick Start

  1. Installation

    npm install simp-spec
  2. Define your test cases, we recommend using the assertion library chai for writing test cases.

    my-test.spec.js

    import { it, spec, beforeAll, afterAll } from "simp-spec";
    import { expect } from "chai";
    
    export default spec("my-test", function() {
           
        beforeAll(done => {
            // Operate before all test cases
            done();
        });
    
    
        it("test 1", done => {
            expect("Hello World".length).eq(11);
            done();
        });
    
        afterAll(done => {
            // Operate after all test cases
            done();
        });
    
    });
    
  3. Import and run your test cases directly!

    main.js

    import { runTests } from "simp-spec";
    import MySpec from "./my-test.spec";
    
    async function main() {
        const result = await runTests([
            MySpec
        ]);
    
        console.log(result);
        // {"success":true,"passCount":1,"message":"ALL TESTS PASS!"}
    }
    
    main();
  • For more API documentation, visit: https://krstar233.github.io/simp-spec/

webpack Best Practices

  • If you find it tedious to import each test case individually, like this:

    import { runTests } from "simp-spec";
    import MySpec1 from "./my-test1.spec";
    import MySpec2 from "./my-test2.spec";
    import MySpec3 from "./my-test3.spec";
    ...
    await runTests([
        MySpec1, MySpec2, MySpec3...
    ]);
  • You can use webpack's batch import feature to build your test cases:

    import { runTests } from "simp-spec";
    
    const files = require.context("./spec", true, /.spec.js$/);
    const keys = files.keys();
    
    async function batchImport() {
        const specList = [];
        for (const key of keys) {
            const specModule = await files(key);
            specList.push(specModule.default);
        }
        return specList;
    }
    const specs = await batchImport();
    await runTests(specs);