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tddf

v0.0.0

Published

Testing framework focused on developer ergonomics

Downloads

2

Readme

tddf

WARNING: this is a very early and probably very unstable version.

Overview

Testing framework focused on developer ergonomics.

Highlights

  • API 100% compatible (tests run without any modifications) with node-tap, tape and AVA. Migrating to Jest possible via codemod.

  • Tests are easily debuggable (just set a breakpoint and run!).

  • Does not require a dedicated test runner. Test files are directly runnable (eg. node test.js).

  • Includes a test runner anyways, for your convenience.

  • Supports async tests (and they run concurrently!).

  • Includes a tiny assertion library, but you can use any other you want.

  • No dependencies.

  • Fast!

Installing

npm install tddf

Then set your test script to tddf in your project's package.json.

Usage

Write your tests

Create a test file anywhere in your project (eg. silly.test.js).

import test from "tddf";

test("Stuff", t => {
	t.assert("Things");
});

test("Async stuff", async t => {
  const expected = "I come from the future!";
	const result = Promise.resolve(expected);
	t.is(await result, expected);
});

Run your tests

npm test

Other Notes

  • Requires Node.js v12.17+ (for ES modules support).