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@atelier-wb/toolshot

v0.12.0-beta.4

Published

Creates snapshots out of Atelier tools

Downloads

190

Readme

Atelier - Jest Toolshot

Weclome to the Atelier!

Toolshot allows you to make snapshots of your components as part of your Jest test suite.



Getting started

You'll need first to write some "tools" files for your UI components.

Please refer to your UI framework binding API:

Then, assuming you already installed Jest and configured it to support your favorite UI framework:

  1. create a test file (atelier.test.js for example) _in the same folder as your *.tools.* files:

    import { configureToolshot } from '@atelier-wb/toolshot'
    
    configureToolshot()
  2. run jest... it'll create a snapshot for each of your tools.

These snapshots work the same way as regular Jest snapshots.


Configuration API

The atelier plugin function takes the following settings:

  • folder (detaults to .): root folder under which toolshot will search for *.tools.* files.

  • include (defaults to /\.tools(?!\.shot$).+$/, any files endinf with .tools. but .tools.shot): the regular expression used to find your tool files.

  • snapshotFolder (defaults to __snapshots__): name of the folder storing the snapshot files.

  • suite (defaults to Toolshot): name used in Jest report

  • timeout (default to 5000): timeout, in milliseconds, for each individual tool.

For example:

configureToolshot({
  folder: join(__dirname, '..'),
  include: '^((?!Dialogue|SystemNotifier).)*\\.tools\\.svelte$',
  timeout: 10e3
})