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truffle-jest

v0.2.0

Published

run truffle tests with jest

Downloads

2

Readme

truffle-jest

npm version

Run your truffle tests with the standard Jest test runner instead of truffle test.

NOTE: This implementation is still very much a work in progress. It can be used for testing, but it should not be used for any serious development yet.

NOTE: This project only supports truffle@beta for now

Example

Shell

# run all tests
$ jest

# run all tests and keep watching for changes
$ jest --watchAll

# run just a subset of your tests
$ jest --testNamePattern=Test

WebStorm Integration

Image of Webstorm and Tests

How to setup?

Please take a look a the example.

mkdir demo
cd demo

npm install -g truffle@beta
truffle init

npm init -y
npm install --save truffle-jest jest @types/jest
// package.json

{
  "scripts": {
    "test": "jest"
  }
}
// jest.config.js

module.exports = {
  verbose: true,
  setupTestFrameworkScriptFile: "./jest.setup.js",
  runner: "truffle-jest/lib/runner",
  globalSetup: "truffle-jest/lib/setup",
  globalTeardown: "truffle-jest/lib/teardown",
  testEnvironment: "truffle-jest/lib/environment"
};
// jest.setup.js

jest.setTimeout(15000);

// Optional: Reset clean room after every test instead of every file
beforeEach(() => {
  return new Promise(resolve => {
    runner.initialize(resolve);
  });
});

Motivation

At Asure, we where experimenting with truffle test execution. In particular we wanted to execute truffle tests with the standard test runner instead of using truffle test have all features of the test runner available.

Advantages that we're most interested in are

  • executing only some tests instead of all
  • easy IDE integration (WebStorm, etc.)
  • clean room environment per test instead of hole test suite possible

The current flaws are

  • does not support tests written in solidity
  • no event logs on failed tests

Special Thanks

A special thank goes to the Truffle team!