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does-this-module-install

v1.0.1

Published

A starter package for typescript projects

Downloads

2

Readme

does-this-module-install

npm license travis status Build status Coverage Status David David NPM

npm enables creation of small modules to compose larger systems. One problem that surfaces is that smaller modules have to be tested for deployment.

A common cause of error is when a dependency is listed as a dev-dependency. This causes needless frustration - in ensuring all will work.

This module, provides a unit installation test as a function. The function is independent of test framework. It throws on error when installing it's root-parent module. Root parent is defined as the first subdirectory containing node_modules.

This module, provides a unit installation test, that tests an npm module can be self installed in production mode.

Installation

npm install does-this-module-install -D

or

yarn install doed-this-module-install --save-dev

Usage

runInstallTest is a simple function that detects the current parent-root module, uses it's relative path to install the module into a temp directory.

The function is independent of test framework and returns a success message or throws an error. Use shown below is tied to mocha, should be easy enough to modify as needed.

// somewhere in your tests
import { runInstallTest } from 'does-this-module-install

// demonstrated with mocha, but should be adaptable to
// any test framework of your choice
describe(`regular module tests`, () => {
  it(`install test`, async () => {
    expect(await runInstallTest()).to.match(/success! installing .*/);
  });
});

Code of conduct

Please note that this project is released with a Contributor Code of Conduct. By participating in this project you agree to abide by its terms.

License

Apache-2.0

Support

Bugs, PRs, comments, suggestions welcomed!