eslint-plugin-testcafe-extended

ESLint plugin with custom rules for TestCafe. code linting. This plugin will trigger on .debug() statements, wherever they are used in a test. This plugin will trigger on .only statements, independent of their placement in the fixture or test command chain.

Getting started

Installation

First of all, you need ESLint. installed. And to install this plugin, run:

npm install --save-dev eslint-plugin-testcafe-extended

Configuration

The example provided below is with using .eslintrc.js for eslint configuration, but you can also choose to use json format, or name the file specific for test, eg. .eslintrc.test.js. Please review eslint documentation for all configuration possibilities.

Create a .eslintrc.js file in the root of your project. If you just want to use the rules and not the supplied configuration, add the following into this file;

module.exports = {
  plugins: ['testcafe-extended'],
  rules: {
    'testcafe-extended/no-only-statements': ['error'],
    'testcafe-extended/no-debug-statements': ['error'],
  },
};

Running

Add the following to the scripts section in your package.json.

"lint": "eslint ./test --ext js,ts",

Execute npm run lint

If you have a separate configuration to linting testfiles, you could add the following script

"lint:test": "eslint ./test --config .eslintrc.test.js --ext js,ts",

Execute npm run lint:test

Look at the eslint documentation to review all possible commandline options.

Recommended configuration

This plugin exports a recommended configuration that enforces the rules in this plugin and sets the globals fixture and test to false to prevent the is not defined error.

To enable this configuration use the extends property in your .eslintrc.js config file. With this recommende configuration, you don't have to add the testcafe-extended rules yourself, they are contained in the recommended configuration.

module.exports = {
  plugins: ['testcafe-extended'],
  extends: "plugin:testcafe-extended/recommended"
};

Testing

The no-only-statements rule in this plugin are tested with the following occurrences;

| Command | | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | fixture.only`My Fixture`.page('url').requestHooks(hooks); | | fixture`My Fixture`.only.page('url').requestHooks(hooks); | | fixture('My Fixture').only.page('url').requestHooks(hooks); | | fixture.only.page('url').requestHooks(hooks)('My Fixture'); | | fixture`My Fixture`.page('url').only.requestHooks(hooks); | | fixture`My Fixture`.page('url').requestHooks(hooks).only; | | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | test.only('My Test', async t => {}); | | test.requestHooks(hooks).only('My Test', async t => {}); | | test.requestHooks(hooks).before(async t => {}).only('My Test', async t => {}); |

The no-debug-statements rule is tested by placing the .debug() statement on multiple locations, like in a before method or somewhere in the TestController chain and checking if the rule triggered.

Author

Stefan Schenk

Update history

| Version | Description | | ------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------- | | 0.1.0 | Initial release with no-only-statements and no-debug-statements |