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tcgen

v0.0.0

Published

A unit test case generator. It will intercept the methods of class and save the input and out to file.

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2

Readme

tcgen

A unit test case generator. It will intercept the methods of class and save the input and output to file.

tcgen is a tool that will primarily capture (and generate) the unit test cases for your methods of a class. It acts like interceptor on the method calls of instance created of the the class.

Why tcgen ?

  • It generates the real time data, the input and output of the method calls
  • Supports object oriented design
  • Supports async method calls
  • Also supports error first callbacks which is passed at the rear of the parameters in method call
  • Test casees are export as json that can be consumed seamlessly or converted into any other format very easily.

How to use ?

install it

npm install --save-dev tcgen

create a json configuation, and save it to a file

{
   "srcPath": "/the/path/where/your/application/code/exists",
   "noClassFiles" : [
     "index.js", "section.js", "fileNotToTest.js"
   ],
   "outpath" : "/output/path/where/the/test/cases/will/be/generated"
}

Default values of this json goes as below

{
   "srcPath": process.cwd(),
   "noClassFiles" : [],
   "outpath" : path.join(tmpdir, 'tcgen')
}

export the file path of config as env variable

export TCGEN_CONFIG_PATH=/my/config/path

or run the appliation as below

TCGEN_CONFIG_PATH=/my/config/path node my-node-app.js

use it

Somewhere in your application, but before initializing any class.

if (process.env.ENV !== 'production') { // on production we should not load this
  require('tcgen')
}

Or if you don't want to use env variable

if (process.env.ENV !== 'production') { //
  new (require('tcgen'))(theConfigDefinedAbove)
}