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table-driven-tests

v0.0.6

Published

Japa plugin to use markdown tables as test data

Downloads

2

Readme

table-driven-tests

Plugin to use markdown tables as test data on japa framework

The table-driven-tests plugin makes it simple to use markdown tables on your tests using japa.

Create a markdown table with the same filename as your test and you have an array with each row of your table as data.

Installation

Install the package from the npm registry as follows:

npm i -D table-driven-tests

yarn add -D table-driven-tests

pnpm add -D table-driven-tests

Usage

Import the package function and add it to plugins array

import tableDrivenTests from 'table-driven-tests'
import { configure } from '@japa/runner'

configure({
  plugins: [tableDrivenTests()]
})

Now, create a file with the same name as the test, changing the extension to .md, as the example:

Sum.spec.ts
Sum.md

Let's imagine you have the following table

| # | X | Y | result | |---|----|----|--------| | 1 | 2 | 2 | 4 | | 2 | -2 | -2 | -4 | | 3 | 0 | 0 | 0 |

After you run your project you'll be able to access the row of the table with the headers as properties

function sum(a, b) {
  return a + b
}

test('add two numbers')
   .withTableData()
   .run(({assert}, row) => {
     assert.equal(sum(Number(row.X), Number(row.Y)), row.result)
   })

Provide the following type in japaTypes.ts to make the compiler happy

import type { TableProps, TranslatedRow } from 'table-driven-tests'
interface Test<TestData> {  
    withTableData: (tableProps?: TableProps) => Test<TranslatedRow[]>
}

Questions

How can i change the extension?

Provide a property extension to a config object:

tableDrivenTests({
    extension: '.fixture.ts'
})

What if i don't want to name the table as my file?

Provide a tablePath when performing tests, remember that is the fullpath to the file

.withTableData({tablePath: __filename}) //default value

How can i get the row on my test already typed?

Provide an dictionary async function with the following structure:

const dictionary = async () => ({
  'X':      { field: '', domain: { '2': 2, '-2': -2, '0': 0 } },
  'Y':      { field: '', domain: { '2': 2, '-2': -2, '0': 0 } },
  'result': { field: '', domain: { '4': 4, '-4': -4, '0': 0 } }
})

function sum(a, b) {
  return a + b
}

test.group('Math.add', () => {
  test('add two numbers')
    .withTableData({ dictionary })
    .run(({ assert }, row) => {
      assert.equal(sum(row.X, row.Y), row.result) //Number right here
    })
})

More advanced example using adonis

table-driven-tests japa plugin

Roadmap

  • [ ] Make it work with csv
  • [ ] Create a bin/cli that generate the skeleton of the dictionary