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grunt-jest-enforcer
Advanced tools
This plugin is to find all files matching a list of patterns and create a new file, which will be executed by test framework (eg. jest). The new file requires all matched files from the list above.
npm install grunt-jest-enforcer --save-dev
src: the list of patterens that file will match.
dest: the output file requires all matched files.
jest_enforcer: {
options: {
},
files: {
src: [ './sample_source/**/test*.js*' ],
dest: './sample_output/requireFiles.js',
}
}
The test framework (eg. jest) can run this file and you will get test coverage report for all required files.
var __sample_source_test_1_js = require('./../sample_source/test_1.js');
var __sample_source_test_3_jsx = require('./../sample_source/test_3.jsx');
var __sample_source_test_4_js = require('./../sample_source/test_4.js');
FAQs
## Getting Started:
We found that grunt-jest-enforcer 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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