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@simplrjs/test-generator-cli

v0.1.3

Published

Tool to generate tests from cases.

Downloads

34

Readme

Tool to generate tests from cases.

Installation

npm install @simplrjs/test-generator-cli -g

Global installation is not necessary. You can install this package with:

npm install @simplrjs/test-generator-cli --save-dev

and use it with npm-scripts.

Command line

Usage

test-generator-cli -h

Arguments

| Argument | Type | Default | Description | |-------------------------------|-----------|---------------------------|-------------------------------------------------------------------------------| | -h, --help | boolean | false | Show help. | | -v, --version | boolean | false | Show current version. | | -p, --project | string | ./ | Project directory path. |

Project tests structure

Let's say you picked src as your project directory.

├── src
    └── tests
        ├── cases
        │   ├── __tests__
        │   |   └── __snapshots__
        │   ├── case-1
        │   │   ├── ...
        │   │   ├── test-config.json
        │   │   └── case.test.tpl
        │   └── case-2
        └── default.test.tpl

| File / Directory | Description | |---------------------------|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------| | __tests__ | Generated tests output directory. | | __snapshots__ | Generated tests snapshots directory. | | case-1, case-2 | Directories for test cases. | | case.test.tpl | Test template file for certain test case. It's not required. If case.test.tpl not found in case directory, test template will fallback to default.test.tpl. | | test-config.json | Config file for a test case. You can reach it template. Config structure is at your discretion. | | default.test.tpl | Default test template file. |

Templates

Package supports two kinds of templates:

  • case.test.tpl - test template file for certain test case. It's not required. If case.test.tpl not found in case directory, test template will fallback to default.test.tpl.
  • default.test.tpl - default test template file.

Template should be a valid TypeScript file that can have Handlebars expressions.

Supported expressions

| Expression | Description | |-------------------------|-------------------------------------------------------| | {{caseName}} | Test case name. | | {{projectDirectory}} | Project directory path. | | {{json testConfig}} | Test case config file (test-config.json) content. |

Sample

import * as path from "path";
import { Bundler } from "@src/bundler";

test("{{caseName}}", async done => {
    const projectDirectory = "{{projectDirectory}}";
    const testConfig = {{{json testConfig}}};
    const entryFile = path.join(projectDirectory, testConfig.Entry);

    try {
        const bundleResult = await new Bundler()
            .BundleAll([entryFile]);
        expect(bundleResult[0].bundledContent).toMatchSnapshot();
        done();
    } catch (error) {
        done.fail(error);
    }
});

License

Released under the MIT license.