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eslint-snapshot-rule-tester
Advanced tools
A snapshot-based replacement for ESLint's RuleTester.
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.
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
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.
To update snapshots, run the tests with the --update
or -u
flag:
mocha tests/**/*.js --update
jest -u
FAQs
A snapshot-based replacement for ESLint's RuleTester.
The npm package eslint-snapshot-rule-tester receives a total of 596 weekly downloads. As such, eslint-snapshot-rule-tester popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that eslint-snapshot-rule-tester demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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