mocha-suppress-logs
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Suppress console output of successful mocha tests.
Ideal if you want to keep your test's report clean while still being able to debug the output of failed tests.
Note: For mocha version 7 or earlier, you must use version 0.2.0 of this package.
npm install --save-dev mocha-suppress-logs
Simply require mocha-suppress-logs when running mocha:
mocha --require mocha-suppress-logs
Or put it in your .mocharc to make it default behavior:
{
"require": "mocha-suppress-logs"
}
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Suppress console output of successful mocha tests.
The npm package mocha-suppress-logs receives a total of 118,064 weekly downloads. As such, mocha-suppress-logs popularity was classified as popular.
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