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xin-test-component

v0.2.2

Published

This web-component allows you to run tests and display the results.

Downloads

3

Readme

xin-test

This web-component allows you to run tests and display the results.

To use one of these components, you need to use xinjs. You can load the component in code, e.g.

Static build

import { makeComponent } from 'xinjs'
import blueprint from 'xin-error-component'

const xinError = makeBlueprint('xin-error', blueprint).creator

document.body.append(xinError({description: 'always fails', async test(){ return false }}))

CDN

const { makeComponent } = await import('https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/[email protected]/dist/module.js')
const blueprint = (await import('.../path/to/blueprint.js')).default

const { creator, type } = makeBlueprint('some-tag', blueprint)

document.body.append(creator())

HTML

<xin-error delay="2000" expect="2">
  return 1 + 1
</xin-error>

Attributes

  • description description of the test (defaults to the code)
  • delay delay in ms before executing the test
  • expect "true" by default; JSON encoded value for expected outcome
  • status holds the outcome of the test

Properties

  • test a function, asynchronous or not, that returns a value

Development

This project is designed for use with Bun.

The blueprint code is ./src/blueprint.ts and unless it's complicated there's no reason it can't all be in one source file.

./index.html exercises your blueprint.

To install dependencies:

bun install

To run:

bun start