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real-test-js

v1.9.5

Published

RealTestJS - Fast and reliable testing for JavaScript!

Downloads

59

Readme

RealTestJS is a JavaScript testing framework running on Node.js that makes testing easy and fun.

Getting started

Before you follow the steps below, make sure that you have installed the

Node.js installed globally only your system

Installing

Install RealTestJS for Mac, Linux, or Windows:

npm install real-test-js --save-dev

or

yarn add real-test-js --dev

Write your first test:

Use the test function to write test cases and the describe function to group them.

More example:

https://github.com/VadimNastoyashchy/real-test-js-boilerplate-project

Let's start by creating the test.js test file.

Example↓

test.js

import { describe, test, expect} from 'real-test-js'

describe('Title for describe block', () => {
  test('Title for test', () => {
    const arr = [1, 2, 3]
    expect(arr).toHaveLength(3)
  })
})

Run test:

Specify the --file= argument as the path to your test file

npx real-test-js --file="test.js"

or

yarn real-test-js --file="test.js"

or

Specify the --folder= argument as the path to your test(s) folder

npx real-test-js --folder="tests"

or

yarn real-test-js --folder="tests"

Test runner API


| Option Name | Description | | -------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | "test" | test is where you perform individual tests | | "describe" | describe is for organizing and grouping tests. Describe can be nested in describe | | "beforeEach" | Command allows to define setup tasks at the beginning of every It block | | "afterEach" | Command allow to define teardown tasks at the end of every It block | | "beforeAll" | Command allow to define setup tasks at the beginning of describe block | | "afterAll" | Command allow to define teardown tasks at the end of describe block |


Assertions

Use expect(actual_value) with assertions:

Example↓

  const arr = [1, 2, 3]
  expect(arr).toHaveLength(3)

| Assert Name | Description | | -------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | .toBeDefined() | Check actual value to be not undefined expect(1).toBeDefined() | | .toHaveLength() | Check actual array length to have expected value expect(arr).toHaveLength(number) | | .toBeFalsy() | Check actual value to be false | | .toBeTruthy() | Check actual value to be true | | .toBeEqual() | Check actual and expected values are the same (using ===) expect(value).toEqual(value) | | .notToEqual() | Check actual and expected values are not the same (using ===) expect(value).notToEqual(value) | | .toBeNull() | Check actual value to be null | | .notToBeNull() | Check actual value to be not null | | .toBeUndefined() | Check actual value to be undefined | | .toBeNaN() | Check actual value to be NaN | | .toBeGreaterThan() | Check actual value to be greater than expected value | | .toBeLessThan() | Check actual value to be less than expected value | | .toContain() | Use when you want to check that an item is in an array or a string. | | .toMatch() | Use .toMatch() to check that a string matches a regular expression. |


Context options

Use {} as the second param for describe and tests func.

Example↓

test('description', {}, () => {})

or

describe('description', {}, () => {})

Example↓

  describe('description', { skip: true }, () => {})
  //or
  test('description', { skip: true }, () => {})

| Option Name | Description | | ------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------- | | { skip: true } | Option for skipping describe/test where it was provided | | { timeout: 2000 } | Option timeout (in ms) for specifying how long to wait before aborting. | | | The default timeout is 5 seconds. |


Async/Await support

RealTestJS also supports async/await approach. To use it just add async keyword before function callback inside test block

Example↓

test('Wait 1 sec and check', async () => {
  const number = await new Promise((resolve) =>
    setTimeout(() => resolve(1), 1_000)
  )
  expect(number).toBeDefined()
})