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Auto scan files under the directory and run test in them


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Description

This project could scan files under the specific directory and run tests in them. The test report could be print to the terminal or pass to the caller via Callback.

Or you could setup only mode to only run all tests or specific tests a specific file.

How to use it

To run it, you first need to write test.

You could write test by yourself or use the test template and config to setup tests. Either way require the test functions to be exported and having a callback function as their parameter which will callback(testResult[, errorMessage]).

For example (Write by yourself, it also require chalk.)

const chalk = require('chalk')

module.exports = {
    foo
}

function foo(callback) {
    if (1 + 1 === 2) {
        console.log(chalk.green('Test foo passed'))
        callback(true)
    } else {
        console.log(chalk.red('Test foo failed due to '), 'impossible')
        callback(false, 'error message')
    }
}

Or you could use test template and config,

module.exports = {
    foo2,
}

const { TestFunctionConfig, readConfigAndRun } = require('jupyter-js-auto-test')

// in most case, this obj should be the object about to test
const obj = {
    foo2: (callback) => {
        if (1 + 1 === 2) {
            console.log("Object run foo2")
            callback(null)
        } else {
            console.log("Object run foo2")
            callback("impossible")
        }
        
    }
}

function foo2(callback) {
    readConfigAndRun(
        new TestFunctionConfig(obj, 'foo2', [], null),
        callback
    )
}

More Config examples

// having prerunfuncs
new TestFunctionConfig(
            UserLoyaltyLevels,
            'getLevel',
            [level.LevelID],
            null,
            [new TestFunctionConfig(UserLoyaltyLevels, 'addLevel', [level.LevelID, level], null)]
        )

Once you have your test functions, you can run it.

const { setAndRun } = require('jupyter-js-auto-test')
setAndRun('path/to/directory')

If you have any problems or anything to say, please create an issue at github respo, https://github.com/Jupiter0806/JS_Playground/tree/master/my_node_modules/jupyter-js-auto-test I will try to reply as soon as possible.

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Last updated on 29 May 2018

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