@jest/test-result

What is @jest/test-result?

The @jest/test-result package is part of the Jest testing framework, primarily used to handle and represent the results of tests. It provides structures and utility functions to process and display the outcomes of test suites and individual tests.

What are @jest/test-result's main functionalities?

Create a test result

This feature allows developers to create a structured test result object, which includes the number of passing, failing, and pending tests, along with detailed results for each test.

{
  "numFailingTests": 0,
  "numPassingTests": 3,
  "numPendingTests": 0,
  "testResults": [
    {
      "fullName": "adds 1 + 2 to equal 3",
      "status": "passed"
    }
  ]
}

Summarize test results

This utility function summarizes the test results, providing a quick overview of the test suite's outcome. It's useful for generating reports or logs.

const { summarizeResults } = require('@jest/test-result');
const testResults = {
  numFailingTests: 1,
  numPassingTests: 2,
  numPendingTests: 1,
  testResults: [
    { fullName: 'test1', status: 'passed' },
    { fullName: 'test2', status: 'failed' },
    { fullName: 'test3', status: 'pending' }
  ]
};
console.log(summarizeResults(testResults));

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Changelog

27.2.4

Features

• [expect] Add equality checks for Array Buffers in expect.ToStrictEqual() (#11805)

Fixes

• [jest-snapshot] Correctly indent inline snapshots (#11560)