@dnlup/vue-cli-plugin-unit-ava

@dnlup/vue-cli-plugin-unit-ava

unit-ava plugin for vue-cli

Table of contents

• Injected commands
• Installing in an Already Created Project
• Contributing

Injected commands

• vue-cli-service test:unit

  Run unit tests with ava

  Note the tests are run inside Node.js with browser environment simulated with browser-env.

  Usage: vue-cli-service test:unit [options] [<file|directory|glob> ...]
  
  Options:
  
    --watch, -w              Re-run tests when tests and source files change
    --match, -m              Only run tests with matching title (Can be repeated)
    --update-snapshots, -u   Update snapshots
    --fail-fast              Stop after first test failure
    --timeout, -T            Set global timeout
    --serial, -s             Run tests serially
    --concurrency, -c        Max number of test files running at the same time (Default: CPU cores)
    --verbose, -v            Enable verbose output
    --tap, -t                Generate TAP output
    --color                  Force color output
    --no-color               Disable color output
  

  Default files matches are: any files in tests/unit that end in .spec.(ts|js).

  All command line options are supported.

Installing in an Already Created Project

$ vue add @dnlup/unit-ava

Prompts

Will merge or create a new configuration in the selected destination. It will fail if the project is already configured in the destination not selected.

Will add support for a specific UI Framework. It currently supports only the latest version of Vuetify.

Will ask if you want to add style loaders.

Contributing

• Make your changes
• Test them with npm test
• Add them

  $ git add <your files>
  

• Commit (uses commitizen)

  $ git commit
  

Note

Tests now are a bit heavy because I am actually creating a considerable amount of projects in parallel to test different configurations. All configurations cannot be tested, it would be too expensive.