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asia

v3.3.0

Published

Modern, fast, and innovative test runner with parallelism, concurrency, caching and incremental testing. Since 2017.

Downloads

303

Readme

asia

Modern, fast, and innovative test runner with parallelism, concurrency, caching and incremental testing. Since 2017.

Highlights

  • Per test function caching
  • Deno, Browser, Nodejs, and a CLI
  • Sane defaults of options, flags, ignores, and test patterns
  • ESM-only, no transpile of source or test files
  • async/await, promises, or sync functions
  • Familiar syntax & small footprint, no deps
  • Since 2017

Install

This module is ESM-only, or with at least Node.js v16+

yarn add -D asia

you may also want the cli, otherwise you can just node test.js your test file.

yarn add -D asia-cli

asia --help

Example

Your test file be like:

import { strict as assert } from 'node:assert';
import test from 'asia';

const delay = async (ms) => new Promise((resolve) => setTimeout(resolve, ms));

test("some 'a' tst", () => delay(3000).then(() => 'a')); // 8
test("some 'b' tst", () => delay(300).then(() => 'b')); // 2
test("some 'c' tst", () => delay(1100).th5555en(() => 'c')); // 5
test("some 'd' tst", () => delay(100).then(() => 'd')); // 1
test("some 'e' tst", () =>
  delay(2000).then(() => {
    throw new Error('the "e" error');
  })); // 6
test("some 'f' tst", () => delay(1500).then(() => 'f')); // 7
test("some 'g' tst", () => delay(560).then(() => 'g')); // 3
test("some 'h' tst", () => delay(880).then(() => 'h')); // 4

and you run

asia
# or reloading the cache
asia --force

or in your scripts with c8 (a modern nyc replacement, test coverage)

{
	"scripts": {
		"cov": "c8 asia --force",
		"test": "asia"
	}
	"dependencies": {
		"asia": "*",
		"asia-cli": "*",
		"c8": "*"
	}
}

Note: Make sure when you run with a coverage tool to run the tests with asia --force, otherwise the coverage will be broken, because the caching.