mocha-slow-reporter
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Reports what tests are the slowest in your Mocha test-suite.
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33 ㎳ Whole Suite
23 ㎳ Middleware/getClientInfo
7 ㎳ "before all" hook
6 ㎳ GET / (no auth)
6 ㎳ "before all" hook
0 ㎳ 401 Unauthorized
0 ㎳ Returns 'WWW-Authenticate: Basic ...'-header
4 ㎳ GET / (auth: foo@one.com:bar)
4 ㎳ "before all" hook
0 ㎳ 400 Bad Request
4 ㎳ GET /?DeviceId=DeviceFoo (auth: foo@one.com:bar)
4 ㎳ "before all" hook
0 ㎳ 200 OK
0 ㎳ Has client details in body
2 ㎳ GET / (auth: foo:bar)
2 ㎳ "before all" hook
0 ㎳ 401 Unauthorized
0 ㎳ Returns 'WWW-Authenticate: Basic ...'-header
10 ㎳ Middleware/xmlBodyParser
3 ㎳ Simple XML w. 'Content-Type: text/xml' is OK
3 ㎳ Invalid XML w. 'Content-Type: text/xml' fails
2 ㎳ "before all" hook
2 ㎳ Empty body w/o Content-Type is OK
npm install mocha-slow-reporter
mocha -R mocha-slow-reporter
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Reports the slowest tests in the test-suite.
The npm package mocha-slow-reporter receives a total of 81 weekly downloads. As such, mocha-slow-reporter popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that mocha-slow-reporter 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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