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Jet lets you test your React Native Module APIs in JS mock free and native testing code free - ideal for testing React Native modules e2e.
Jet lets you test your React Native Module APIs in JS mock free and native testing code free - ideal for testing React Native modules e2e.
Features:
--coverage).Latest supported React Native version: ^0.76
Add the current version of jet as a development dependency using your package manager of choice, for example yarn:
yarn add --dev jet
These docs are still TODO, for now see example, in particular:
Configuring Jet and targets:
Adding the test UI and your tests:
Configuring coverage instrumentation:
jet --target=macos
.jetrc.jsExample:
const proc = require('node:child_process');
module.exports = {
config: {
// Global config overrides/defaults...
},
targets: {
// Use any key name to specify a new 'target' (--target=<key>)
// [key: string]: { ... }
macos: {
// --target=macos
config: {
// Per target config overrides...
// These will override in order of:
// ...cliFlags
// ...globalConfig
// ...targetConfig
},
/**
* Use this to run builds, start the application etc.
*/
async before(config) {
proc.spawnSync('npx', ['react-native', 'run-macos']);
return config;
},
/**
* Use this for cleanup & teardown.
*/
async after(config) {
console.log('After');
},
},
},
};
For now please see the open issues tracking work that needs doing discussions and thoughts on these issues and on Jet will help us mature the project into a useful tool.
These projects use Jet to test their modules:
Submit a PR to add your project here.
FAQs
Jet lets you test your React Native Module APIs in JS mock free and native testing code free - ideal for testing React Native modules e2e.
We found that jet demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 3 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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