jest-codemods

jest-codemods 👾

Codemods that simplify migrating JavaScript test files from AVA, Chai, Expect.js (by Automattic), Expect@1.x (by mjackson), Jasmine, Mocha, proxyquire, Should.js and Tape to Jest.

Codemods are small programs that help you automate changes to your codebase. Think of them as search and replace on steroids. They are executed by the Facebook jscodeshift tool.

This tool is made for trying out Jest on your existing test files. We strive to make the migration as smooth as possible, but some manual intervention and tweaks to your tests are to be expected.

Install

$ npm install -g jest-codemods

This installs the runner as jest-codemods.

Usage (CLI)

To use the interactive CLI run

$ jest-codemods

If you are using Flow types

$ jest-codemods --parser flow

For more options

$ jest-codemods --help

    Codemods for migrating test files to Jest.

    Usage
      $ jest-codemods <path> [options]

    path	        Files or directory to transform. Can be a glob like src/**.test.js

    Options
      --force, -f	Bypass Git safety checks and forcibly run codemods
      --dry, -d		Dry run (no changes are made to files)
      --parser		The parser to use for parsing your source files (babel | babylon | flow)  [babel]

To transform all test files in a directory run jest-codemods test-folder in your terminal.

Notice the console output for errors, manual intervention and tweaks might be required.

Usage (jscodeshift)

To make the process as simple as possible, we recommend the jest-codemods CLI that wraps the jscodeshift executable. But you can also run the transformations directly using jscodeshift.

$ npm install -g jscodeshift
$ npm install jest-codemods
$ jscodeshift -t node_modules/jest-codemods/dist/transformers/ava.js test-folder
$ jscodeshift -t node_modules/jest-codemods/dist/transformers/chai-assert.js test-folder
$ jscodeshift -t node_modules/jest-codemods/dist/transformers/chai-should.js test-folder
$ jscodeshift -t node_modules/jest-codemods/dist/transformers/expect-js.js test-folder
$ jscodeshift -t node_modules/jest-codemods/dist/transformers/expect.js test-folder
$ jscodeshift -t node_modules/jest-codemods/dist/transformers/jasmine-globals.js test-folder
$ jscodeshift -t node_modules/jest-codemods/dist/transformers/jasmine-this.js test-folder
$ jscodeshift -t node_modules/jest-codemods/dist/transformers/mocha.js test-folder
$ jscodeshift -t node_modules/jest-codemods/dist/transformers/should.js test-folder
$ jscodeshift -t node_modules/jest-codemods/dist/transformers/tape.js test-folder

Test environment: Jest on Node.js or other

If you're using Jest as your test runner and executing tests on Node.js, you'll want to use the default option when prompted. In this case, jest-codemods assumes that global values such as expect and jest are provided and will not require() them explicitly.

If, however, you are using a different test runner or executing Jest tests in a browser, you may need to choose the option with explicit require() calls.

In the second case, after running jest-codemods, you might need to install a few dependencies:

yarn -D expect jest-mock

npm install expect jest-mock

Transformations

If possible import / require statements determine if any transformation are carried out. The original code quoting style is preserved. Warnings are made if packages are used that are incompatible with Jest.

Inspiration

Thanks to avajs/ava-codemods for inspiration and CLI setup.

The Mocha and Chai assert support began its life at paularmstrong/mocha-to-jest-codemod.

Chai Should/Expect came from AlexJuarez/chai-to-jasmine.

Contributing

To get started, run:

yarn

When developing:

yarn run check  # (runs lint and unit test)
yarn run lint
yarn run test
yarn run test:cov
yarn run test:watch

License

MIT