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@jest/create-cache-key-function
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This module creates a function which is used for generating cache keys used by code transformers in Jest.
This module creates a function which is used for generating cache keys used by code transformers in Jest.
$ npm install --save-dev @jest/create-cache-key-function
createCacheKey(files?: Array<string>, values?: Array<String>): GetCacheKeyFunctionGet a function that can generate cache keys using source code, provided files and provided values.
files: [Optional] Array of absolute paths to files whose code should be accounted for when generating cache keyvalues: [Optional] Array of string values that should be accounted for when generating cache keyNote:
The source code for your test is already taken into account when generating the cache key. The files array should be used to provide files that are not directly related to your code such as external configuration files.
Here is some sample usage code while creating a new transformer for Jest
const createCacheKeyFunction =
require('@jest/create-cache-key-function').default;
const filesToAccountFor = [
__filename,
require.resolve('some-package-name/package.json'),
];
const valuesToAccountFor = [process.env.SOME_LOCAL_ENV, 'Some_Other_Value'];
module.exports = {
process(src, filename, config, options) {},
getCacheKey: createCacheKeyFunction(filesToAccountFor, valuesToAccountFor),
};
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