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vitest-silvery-dots

v0.1.2

Published

Streaming dot reporter for Vitest, built with Silvery React terminal UI

Readme

vitest-silvery-dots

Streaming dot reporter for Vitest, built with Silvery React terminal UI.

Renders test results as colored dots with a live progress bar, slow test breakdown, and console output capture — all through silvery components. Zero manual ANSI.

Install

npm install vitest-silvery-dots

Usage

In your vitest.config.ts:

import { defineConfig } from "vitest/config"

export default defineConfig({
  test: {
    reporters: ["vitest-silvery-dots"],
  },
})

What It Shows

  • Dot stream — one dot per test: · pass, x fail, - skip, * pending, ! noisy (console output)
  • Slow test dots — pass dots scale from · to to based on duration relative to threshold
  • Live progress — file count, pass/fail/skip tallies, elapsed time
  • Slow test report — top 20 slowest tests with durations (when --showSlow)
  • Console capture — test console output shown inline, noisy tests flagged
  • Performance JSON — optional --perfOutput writes per-test timing data

Options

reporters: [["vitest-silvery-dots", {
  slowThreshold: 500,      // ms — tests slower than this get bigger dots (default: 500)
  showSlow: true,          // show slow test breakdown at end
  perfOutput: "perf.json", // write per-test timing data
  symbols: ["·", "•", "●"], // dot characters for fast → slow
}]]

Peer Dependencies

  • vitest >= 4.0.0
  • react >= 19.0.0
  • @silvery/ag-react >= 0.1.0
  • @silvery/test >= 0.1.0

License

MIT