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Automated tests for the [Datagrok JS API](https://datagrok.ai/js-api)
ApiTests is a package for the Datagrok platform.
To add tests for Datagrok's JS API:
Create a folder under src/
for your test files (each file typically includes tests for one category)
Get the package dependencies (npm install
)
Import the required utilities (refer to other tests as an example):
import { category, expect, test } from '@datagrok-libraries/utils/src/test';
Write some tests
Import your test files in src/package-test.ts
Publish the package
Open Datagrok and start the console (~
or Windows | Console
)
Launch tests for a category via ApiTests:test(category="category-name")
, e.g., ApiTests:test(category="Layouts")
, or a specific test via ApiTests:test(category="category-name", test="test-name")
, e.g., ApiTests:test(category="Layouts", test="ViewLayout.toJson()")
, and wait for the results
FAQs
Automated tests for the [Datagrok JS API](https://datagrok.ai/js-api)
We found that @datagrok/api-tests demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 6 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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