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@currents/jest

v1.2.0

Published

Currents reporter for Jest

Downloads

1,547

Readme

@currents/jest

A Jest reporter for Currents - a cloud platform for debugging, troubleshooting and analysing CI test results:

  • Save jest test results to a cloud
  • Fetch git information and associated with CI builds
  • Integrate with your workflow - Slack, GitHub or GitLab PR comments and status checks
  • Flakiness, failure rate, duration and much more aggregative metrics
  • Errors and root cause tracker
  • Automated reports with test suite health metrics
  • Get access to test results via REST API and HTTP webhooks

Requirements

  • Jest version 29.5.0+
  • NodeJS 18.20.4+

Setup

npm install @currents/jest --save-dev

Usage

Add the reporter to Jest configuration:

import type { Config } from 'jest';

const config: Config = {
  reporters: ['default', ['@currents/jest']],
};

export default config;

or set the --reporters option when running the jest

npx jest --reporters=@currents/jest

The reporter saves the test results in a folder named using the pattern .currents/[timestamp]-[uuidv4()] in the root directory. We recomment to add .currents* to your .gitignore file.

Configuration

| Property | Type | Description | Environment variable | Default | | ----------- | -------- | ---------------------- | --------------------- | -------------------------------- | | reportDir | string | Test results directory | CURRENTS_REPORT_DIR | .currents/[timestamp]-[uuidv4] |

Troubleshooting

Set DEBUG=currents-jest before running the tests to obtain detailed information about the reporter execution process.