jest-snapshot-serializer-raw
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jest snapshot serializer for reducing escapes in the snapshot file
jest snapshot serializer for reducing escapes in the snapshot file
(This package is modified from prettier/prettier:tests_config/raw-serializer.js@9ec1da1a)
# using npm
npm install --save-dev jest-snapshot-serializer-raw
# using yarn
yarn add --dev jest-snapshot-serializer-raw
{
"snapshotSerializers": ["jest-snapshot-serializer-raw"]
}
// test.js
const { wrap } = require('jest-snapshot-serializer-raw');
const example = `paragraph "one"\n\n'paragraph' \\two\\`;
test('before', () => {
expect(example).toMatchSnapshot();
});
test('after', () => {
expect(wrap(example)).toMatchSnapshot();
});
// test.js.snap
exports[`before 1`] = `
"paragraph \\"one\\"
'paragraph' \\\\two\\\\"
`;
exports[`after 1`] = `
paragraph "one"
'paragraph' \\two\\
`;
# lint
yarn run lint
# build
yarn run build
# test
yarn run test
MIT © Ika
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jest snapshot serializer for reducing escapes in the snapshot file
The npm package jest-snapshot-serializer-raw receives a total of 23,991 weekly downloads. As such, jest-snapshot-serializer-raw popularity was classified as popular.
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