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mocha-septa-reporter

v1.0.3

Published

Mocha reporter that features the Septa, the "nun" from Game Of Thrones

Downloads

8

Readme

Mocha Septa Reporter

Shame! Shame! Shame! :bell:

Mocha reporter that -should you fail your tests- :

  • Displays an random ASCII art of the Septa - the horrible "nun" in Game Of Thrones
  • Plays her voice
  • Displays relevant text and Emojis

Why?

After a few glasses of wine, it seemed like a good idea.

Installation

npm install mocha-septa-reporter

Usage

mocha --reporter mocha-septa-reporter

  1. Will play the shame sound (voice + bell)

  2. Will display the shame message :

    Shame! Shame! Shame! :bell:
    Shame! Shame! Shame! :bell:
    Shame! Shame! Shame! :bell:

  3. Before the shame message, will display a random ASCII Septa (2 choices so far), such as : (Note: if you're watching this on NPM the ASCII doesn't render well here)

Tests

Yeah, that. Since it's a reporter for a test runner I should probably add some tests, right ?

Todo / Contributing

  • It would be nice to be able to make each features optional (e.g. "nosound", "noascii" "nofeet")
  • This was tested only on macOS Terminal. Feedback on other platform is welcomed.
  • More ASCII art of the Septa !
  • Something when tests are passing ?
  • Make it ES6 & transpile legacy

Thanks

User (Adalbrosios)[https://www.reddit.com/user/Adalbrosios] on Reddit for the sound. This was largely inspired by the Spec runner, so thanks to the contributors here https://github.com/mochajs/mocha/blob/master/lib/reporters/spec.js