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tapzero

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Zero dependency test framework

A fork of raynos/tapzero

Source code

The implementation is <250 loc, (<500 with comments) ( https://github.com/bicycle-codes/tapzero/blob/fork/index.js ) and very readable.

install

npm i -D @bicycle-codes/tapzero

Migrating from tape

import tape from 'tape'
// Tapzero exports an object with a test function property.
import { test } from '@bicycle-codes/tapzero'
tape('my test', (t) => {
  t.equal(2, 2, 'ok')
  t.end()
})

// Auto ending behavior on function completion
test('my test', (t) => {
  t.equal(2, 2, 'ok')
  // t.end() does not exist.
})

End automatically

Return a promise. The test will end when the promise resolves.

// tapzero "auto" ends async tests when the async function completes
tapzero('my cb test', async (t) => {
  await new Promise((resolve) => {
    t.equal(2, 2, 'ok')
    setTimeout(() => {
      // instead of calling t.end(), resolve a promise
      resolve()
    }, 10)
  })
})

Plan the number of assertions

tapzero('planning example', t => {
  // this test will fail if we execute more or fewer
  //   than planned assertions
  t.plan(2)
  t.ok('hello')
  t.equal(2, 2, 'two is two')
})

API

No aliases, smaller API surface area

import { test } from '@bicycle-codes/tapzero'

test('example test name', async t => {
  // ...
})
tape('my test', (t) => {
  t.equals(2, 2)
  t.is(2, 2)
  t.isEqual(2, 2)
})

tapzero('my test', (t) => {
  // tapzero does not implement any aliases, very small surface area.
  t.equal(2, 2)
  t.equal(2, 2)
  t.equal(2, 2)
})

test(name, [fn])

Run a single named test case. The fn will be called with the t test object.

Tests run one at a time and complete when the fn completes. The fn can be async.

test.only(name, fn)

Like test(name, fn) except if you use .only this is the only test case that will run for the entire process, all other test cases using tape will be ignored.

test.skip(name, [fn])

Creates a test case that will be skipped

t.deepEqual (actual, expected, msg)

Check that two objects have equal shapes.

t.notDeepEqual (actual, expected, msg)

Passes if the two given objects are not equal.

t.equal (actual, expected, msg)

Check that two given values are equal.

t.notEqual (actual, expected, msg)

Pass if the two values are not equal.

t.fail (msg)

Explicitly fail.

t.ok (value, msg)

Check that value is truthy.

t.throws (fn, expected, message)

Check that fn does throw an error.

Motivation

Small library, zero dependencies

Zero dependencies

$ package-size ./build/src/index.js zora baretest,assert qunit tape jasmine mocha

  package                      size       minified   gzipped
  ./build/src/index.js         8.97 KB    3.92 KB    1.53 KB
  zora@3.1.8                   32.44 KB   11.65 KB   4.08 KB
  baretest@1.0.0,assert@2.0.0  51.61 KB   16.48 KB   5.82 KB
  qunit@2.9.3                  195.83 KB  62.04 KB   20.38 KB
  tape@4.13.0                  304.71 KB  101.46 KB  28.8 KB
  jasmine@3.5.0                413.61 KB  145.2 KB   41.07 KB
  mocha@7.0.1                  811.55 KB  273.07 KB  91.61 KB

Small install size

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Run the tests

npm test

Check type coverage

npm run coverage

visual type report

This will use the tool typescript-coverage-report, and open an HTML page in your default browser.

npm run report

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Package last updated on 02 Jan 2025

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