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quokka-mocha-bdd

v1.3.1

Published

Mocha plugin for Quokka to allow experimentation in tests

Downloads

139

Readme

Quokka-Mocha: BDD

Run experiments and turn them into tests -- Quokka-Mocha: BDD is a plugin to enable running Quokka on Mocha test files.

Installation

Install Quokka.js (free or pro)

1. NPM setup

First install Quokka-Mocha: BDD via npm:

npm i quokka-mocha-bdd --save-dev

2. Quokka Setup

Next, add the plugin to your Quokka configuration:

({
    "plugins": [
        "quokka-mocha-bdd"
    ],
    "quokka-mocha-bdd": {
        "interface": <bdd|tdd|qunit>
    }
})

3. Test Setup

Finally, add a small bit of code at the bottom of your test file:

describe('test stuff', function () {
    // Tests are all in here
});

if(typeof global.runQuokkaMochaBdd === 'function') {
    runQuokkaMochaBdd();
}

This last step guarantees the mocha tests will not run until your tests are ready. In the future, this step may be eliminated; in the early state this plugin, however, it is necessary, but should not impact regular test running at all.

That's it!

To run Quokka, open a file and type ctrl/command+k, q.

Changelog

v1.3.0

  • Fixed tests not properly capturing their runner context

v1.1.0

  • Added support for TDD and QUnit interfaces through configuration options

v1.0.0

  • First release of Quokka-Mocha: BDD