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nx-uvu

v1.3.1

Published

An Nx executor for the uvu test runner

Downloads

507

Readme

nx-uvu

An Nx executor for the uvu test runner!

Installation

Just your standard install.

npm i -D nx-uvu
pnpm i -D nx-uvu
yarn add --dev nx-uvu

Usage

Set your executor to nx-uvu:uvu like so:

{
  "project": {
    "root": "path/to/project",
    "type": "type",
    "sourceRoot": "path/to/project/src",
    "targets": {
      "test": {
        "executor": "nx-uvu:uvu",
        "options": {
          "rootDir": "./packages/styler/test",
          "coverage": true,
          "coverageConfig": "./packages/styler/.c8rc",
          "useSwc": true
        }
      }
    }
  }
}

And now nx run test project will use the uvu executor!

Options

There's some configuration options you can make use of with this executor to help really boost your tests speeds.

| Option | Type | Default | Required | Description | | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | | rootDir | string | null | true | The root directory to run the uvu command from. | | pattern | string | "(test|spec)\.(j|t)s" | false | The test pattern to pass to the uvu CLI | | coverage | boolean | false | false | Whether or not c8 should be used to collect coverage. Keep this false if you'd rather use nyc or your own coverage collector | | coverageConfig | string | null | false | The path to the c8 config file | | typescript | boolean | true | false | If you'd like to use typescript files for your tests. This will automatically use ts-node | | useSwc | boolean | false | false | Use SWC instead of ts-node and tsconfig-paths | | tsconfigPaths | boolean | true | false | If tsconfig-paths should be registered. THis will only be registered if "typescript" is true and "useSwc" is false | [] | false | Any other arguments you want to pass to the -r hook | | color | boolean | true | false | If colors should be used with the test output |

Contributing and Contacting

If I left something out, or we can make this better somehow, open an issue or a pull request! I'll be happy to take a look and see what we can do.