@testdeck/mocha

testdeck-mocha

Mocha testing with style - the OOP way

import { suite, test } from "testdeck-mocha";

@suite
class Hello {
  
    @test
    world() {
      // place your assertions here
    }
}

Documentation Licensing

All documentation is licenced under the CC BY-NC 4.0 license.

You need legal consent by all direct maintainers of the project in order to use (parts of) the documentation for any commercial purposes.

Features

• Object Oriented Interface
• Parameterised Tests
• Dependency Injection Support
• Watcher

Installation

Just run

npm install --save-dev testdeck-mocha
npm install --save-dev @types/mocha

and you are ready to go.

You might also want to consider using the very good Chai BDD/TDD assertion framework.

npm install --save-dev chai
npm install --save-dev @types/chai

And, depending on your project, you will also have to install the type declarations for node.

npm install --save-dev @types/node

Usage

Classes can be annotated with @suite to make them test suites, similarly so, individual methods of test suites can be annotated using @test. And, by using inheritance, one can build complex test suites and reuse existing code.

The test interface also supports mocha's built-in BDD and TDD interfaces such as describe and it.

And you can mix both the OOP style and the declarative style, and you can even create nested suites by using a mixture of both styles.

import { assert } from "chai";
import { suite, test, describe, it } from "testdeck-mocha";

@suite
class Suite {
  
    @test
    method() {}
}

// mixed operations
describe("outer", () => {
    it("one", () => {});
    
    @suite
    class Inner {
      
        @test
        method() {}
    }
});

// abstract suites
abstract class TestBase {
  
  @test
  commonTest() {
  }
}

@suite
class ConcreteTest extends TestBase {
  
  @test
  specificTest() {
  }
}

Please keep in mind, that when the tests are run, a new instance of the test suite will be instantiated before each test method is executed.

Watcher

testdeck-mocha comes with a watcher script that runs the TypeScript compiler in watch mode. So whenever your code changes and compiles, your tests will be run, too.

Further Reading

• API
• Object Oriented Testing
  • Generated Test Suites
  • Parameterised Tests
  • Using Dependency Injection
• Extending Test Behaviour
• Using the Watcher
• Set up testdeck-mocha
• IDE Integration

Contributors

Changelog

v0.0.5 (2019-04-07)

:bug: Bug Fixes

• #199 fix tsc errors (@silkentrance)

Committers: 1

• @silkentrance