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@working-sloth/data-matrix

v2.0.0

Published

Data matrix for NodeJS

Downloads

25

Readme

Data Matrix

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DataMatrix

日本語

Diligent developer, is it your work to crete many lengthy code for unit tests? Let's be lazy.

What?

Data list creator for JavaScript and TypeScript.

Why?

  • Less code: you don't have to write lengthy code any more for unit test
  • Readable: less code helps you to understand test cases and find mistake
  • Learning cost: basic takes only 1 step, full function takes 5 only steps to learn

Quick start

import { buildDataMatrix } from '@working-sloth/data-matrix';

// define test param
type Test = { time: string, isMale: boolean; age: number, expect: number, label: string };
// buildDataMatrix<T> convert the matrix to test list
const tests = buildDataMatrix<Test>(
    [
        ['time',        'isMale',   'age',  'expect',   'label'] // Header
    ], [//-------------------------------------------------------
        // Lacking values will be filled from LEFT to RIGHT with previous value
        ['morning',     true,       10,     -0.5,   '[morning] boy (max): discount 50%'],
        [/*morning*/    /*true*/    11,     0.0,    '[morning] boy (above): no discount'],
        [                           64,     0.0,    '[morning] senior man (under): no discount'],
        [                           65,     -0.5,   '[morning] senior man (min): discount 50%'],
        [               false,      10,     -0.5,   '[morning] girl (max): discount 50%'],
        [               /*false*/   11,     0.0,    '[morning] girl (above): no discount'],
        ...
    ]
);

// Test loop
for (const test of tests) {
    it(test.label, () => {
        // Given
        const service = new FooService();
        // When
        const discount = service.calcDiscount(test.time, test.isMale, test.age);
        // Then
        expect(discount).toEqual(test.expect);
    });
}

Other samples

I have a truly marvelous sample of this case which this margin is too narrow to contain. See samples

Schedule

  • Crate docs: someday
  • Extension for VS Code (matrix formatter & header generator): someday
  • Rest: every day
  • Sleep: every day
  • Be clever and lazy: soon
  • Be stupid and diligent: never

If you aren't satisfied