@pixi-build-tools/floss-rush-monorepo
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This package makes testing Rush monorepos easy with floss (and possibly mocha)! It will use the current
working directory to find the Rush configuration file and use the rush-lib API to require all of your
test files.
It expects scoped packages to each have a test/index.js file that requires all the test suites. This
way all test suites have a single entry point.
npm install --dev @pixi-build-tools/floss-rush-monorepo
floss --path node_modules/\@pixi-build-tools/floss-rush-monorepo/index.js
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Unit-testing the PixiJS way!
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