@tapjs/core
This is the pluggable core of node-tap.
The TestBase
class has the basic flow-control aspects of a tap
Test
object, but only the t.pass()
and t.fail()
assertions.
All other assertions and features are added via plugins.
Full documentation available in the
typedocs.
Class Base
This is the base class of all sorts of test objects. It inherits
from minipass.
Class TestBase
This provides the core flow control and TAP
generation
facilities. The Test
class inherits from this.
Class Spawn
A child test class representing a child process that emits TAP
on its standard output.
Class Worker
A child test class representing a worker thread that emits TAP
on its standard output.
Class Stdin
A child test class representing TAP
parsed from standard input.
Class TapFile
A child test class representing a file containing TAP
data.
Class Counts
An object used to count pass, fail, todo, skip, total,
and completed tests.
Class Lists
An object containing lists of test results.
Class TestPoint
An object representing a single ok
/not ok
test point.
Class Minimal
A very minimal Test class with no plugins, which can be used in
tap internal tests.
It is essentially just the TestBase class, but automatically
starting in the constructor, and with a .test() method so that it
can be used somewhat like a "normal" Test instance.
The reason that this method does not live on TestBase itself is
that it would make it more awkward to define on the Test class,
with all its plugins and extensions.
Only useful if you want a Test without any plugins, for some
reason.
proc
, argv
, cwd
, env
Captured values of process
, process.argv
, process.cwd()
,
and process.env
at the start of the process, in case they
change later on or are not available for some other reason.
tapDir
The string path to the location of @tapjs/core
.
mainScript(defaultName = 'TAP'): string
The path to the main module that node ran.
TapPlugin<PluginValue, OptionsValue>
The type of a plugin function which returns PluginValue
and
optionally which takes OptionsValue
as options.
The extra info passed to assertions.
Extended by BaseOpts, TestBaseOpts, and ultimately TestOpts,
since any subtest is also an assertion, and can take all the same
assertion options.