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toffeenut

v0.0.1

Published

A library of fitness functions

Downloads

3

Readme

Toffeenut

Design Psychology

Toffeenut is intended to be a small library of fitness functions. It is not intended to be large framework, like Jasmine, that allows you create your tests. Toffeenut instead contains a set of tests that you run against your code base.

Installation

Toffeenut is available as an npm package. To install simply enter

npm i toffeenut

Setup

After installing toffeenut you'll need to run init once. Make sure you run init at the same level as package.json and any other configs you have in your project (ie eslist.json, ionic.config.json, tsconfig.config.json).

npx toffeenut init

Init will create a toffeenut.config.json file.

Running Tests

Test Config

Each test has a section in the toffeenut.config.json. One common property that all tests have is an enabled field. If enabled is not present or set to true then the test will be executed when toffeenut runs. To disable a test set enabled to false.

{
    ...
    "checkPackageJson": {
        "enabled": false
    }
    ...
}

Check Package JSON

This test goes through the package.json file (assumed to be at the same level as toffeenut.config.json) and checks the dependencies and devDepencies to make sure that all versions are pinned, no special version characters (^, ~, latest, etc). Below are the allowed config values for Check Package Json test. Packages that are pinned using = will pass.

Config Name | Default Value | Description :---------: | :-----------: | :--: Enabled | true | If the test should be run