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    eslint-snapshot-rule-tester

A snapshot-based replacement for ESLint's RuleTester.


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ESLint snapshot rule tester

This package combines the power of ESLint's RuleTester and the simplicity of snapshot testing. Snapshots are stored in a diff-friendly custom format, making it easy to review changes.

Installation

npm install --save-dev eslint-snapshot-rule-tester

Requirements

  • ESLint v8.4.0 or above
  • Node.js v18.x or above
  • Mocha v6.0.0 or above OR Jest v28.0.0 or above

Usage

Write tests like you usually would with ESLint's RuleTester, but use SnapshotRuleTester instead and omit errors and output for invalid test cases.

Example:

// file: tests/rules/no-strings.test.js
import { SnapshotRuleTester } from "eslint-snapshot-rule-tester"
import rule from "../path/to/rules/no-strings"

const tester = new SnapshotRuleTester()

tester.run("no-strings", rule, {
    valid: [
        String.raw`1 + 2 + 3`
    ],
    invalid: [
        `const a = ["foo", "bar"]${"\n"}const b = a.join("\\n")`,
    ],
})

A snapshot file will be created in a __snapshots__ directory next to the test file:

Test: no-strings >> invalid
Code:
  1 | const a = ["foo", "bar"]
    |            ^~~~~  ^~~~~
    |            [1]    [2]
  2 | const b = a.join("\n")
    |                  ^~~~ [3]

Output:
  1 | const a = [42, 42]
  2 | const b = a.join(42)

[1] Strings are not allowed. Use a number instead.
[2] Strings are not allowed. Use a number instead.
[3] Strings are not allowed. Use a number instead.
---

For the full example, see the test file here and snapshot file here.

Updating snapshots

To update snapshots, run the tests with the --update or -u flag:

mocha tests/**/*.js --update
jest -u

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Last updated on 18 Mar 2024

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