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@universal-packages/core-jest

v1.4.1

Published

Jest tooling for universal core

Downloads

10,390

Readme

Core Jest

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Jest tooling for Universal Core testing.

Install

npm install @universal-packages/core-jest

npm install @universal-packages/core

Setup

Add the following to your jest.config.js or where you configure Jest:

module.exports = {
  setupFilesAfterEnv: ['@universal-packages/core-jest']
}

Jest Global

coreJest.runApp(name: string, [options: Object])

Run an app for all test cases in file and stop it after all tests are done.

coreJest.runApp('web-server')

it('should return the todo list', async () => {
  const result = fetch('http://localhost:4000/todos')

  expect(result.json()).toEqual({ todos: [] })
})

Options

  • args Object Arguments to pass to the app.
  • coreConfigOverride Object Override the core config for the run.

coreJest.runBare([options: Object])

Load core modules and let them be available for code that can be tested without running an app or task.

coreJest.runBare()

it('should be able to use global modules', async () => {
  const result = await MyService.doSomething()

  expect(result).toEqual('something')
})

Options

  • coreConfigOverride Object Override the core config for the run.

coreJest.execTask(name: string, [options: Object])

Runs a task on the spot use this per test case that needs to test what the task did.

it('should do something', async () => {
  await coreJest.execTask('maintain', 'deleted-users', ['fast'])

  expect(User.deleted().count()).toEqual(0)
})

Options

  • args Object Arguments to pass to the task.

  • directive string The directive to run the task with.

  • directiveOptions string[] The directive options to run the task with.

  • coreConfigOverride Object Override the core config for the run.

coreJest.abortTask()

Aborts the task that is currently running.

it('should abort the task', async () => {
  coreJest.execTask('maintain', 'deleted-users', ['fast'])

  await coreJest.abortTask()

  expect(User.deleted().count()).toEqual(1)
})

coreJest.runInitializer(name: string, [options: Object])

Runs an initializer on the spot use this per test case that needs to test what the initializer did.

it('should do something', async () => {
  await coreJest.runInitializer('library-initializer')

  expect(fs.existsSync('file.txt')).toEqual(true)
})

Options

  • args Object Arguments to pass to the initializer.

  • coreConfigOverride Object Override the core config for the run.

  • locationOverride string Initializers are fetched from the node_modules folder by default. For testing this is change to the ,/src folder. Since this is used for library development.

Typescript

In order for typescript to see the global types you need to reference the types somewhere in your project, normally ./src/globals.d.ts.

/// <reference types="@universal-packages/core-jest" />

This library is developed in TypeScript and shipped fully typed.

Contributing

The development of this library happens in the open on GitHub, and we are grateful to the community for contributing bugfixes and improvements. Read below to learn how you can take part in improving this library.

License

MIT licensed.