typeorm-transactional-tests
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TypeORM transactional tests
TypeORM does not provide builtin transactional tests. If your tests write to a non in-memory database, probably you have to truncate or erase all your tables for every test case.
This package allows the creation of transactional contexts during the test, starting a transaction in the begining of the test and rolling back at the end. This is a faster solution than truncate/delete, once nothing is really written to disk.
Install
npm install --save-dev typeorm-transactional-tests
Typeorm compatibility
Versions 1.x.x of this library is compatible with typeorm 0.2.x
Versions 2.x.x of this library is compatible with typeorm 0.3.x
Usage
Jest
To apply the transactional context with Jest, just start the context in an beforeEach
block and finish it in an afterEach
:
import {Connection, getConnection } from 'typeorm';
import { TransactionalTestContext } from 'typeorm-transactional-tests';
let connection: Connection;
let transactionalContext: TransactionalTestContext;
beforeEach(async () => {
connection = getConnection();
transactionalContext = new TransactionalTestContext(connection);
await transactionalContext.start();
});
afterEach(async () => {
await transactionalContext.finish();
});
Also, it is possible to apply the context to all your tests using a global Jest setup file. Add a new file on your test folder:
import TransactionalTestContext from 'typeorm-transactional-tests'
// @ts-ignore
global.beforeEach(async () => await transactionalContext.start());
// @ts-ignore
global.afterEach(async () => await transactionalContext.finish());
And point the Jest configuration to it:
"setupFilesAfterEnv": [
"<rootDir>/test/support/transactionalContext.ts"
]