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A Stylelint rule tester using Node.js built-in test runner.


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0.2.1

  • Fixed: an empty string in fixed property to be allowed.
  • Fixed: bump stylelint to ^16.0.1 in peer dependencies.

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stylelint-test-rule-node

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A Stylelint rule tester using Node.js built-in test runner (node:test).

Installation

Install the tester package alongside Stylelint:

npm install stylelint-test-rule-node stylelint --save-dev

Usage

First, write a test file for rules you want to test. For example:

// block-no-empty.test.js
import { testRule } from "stylelint-test-rule-node";

testRule({
  ruleName: "block-no-empty",
  config: true,

  accept: [
    {
      code: "a { color: red }"
    }
  ],

  reject: [
    {
      code: "a {}",
      message: "Unexpected empty block (block-no-empty)"
    }
  ]
});

Then, run the test via node --test:

$ node --test block-no-empty.test.js
...
▶ block-no-empty (28.773291ms)

ℹ tests 2
ℹ suites 7
ℹ pass 2
ℹ fail 0
ℹ cancelled 0
ℹ skipped 0
ℹ todo 0
ℹ duration_ms 158.194084

See also the type definitions for more details.

testRule

The testRule function enables you to efficiently test your plugin using a schema.

For example, we can test a plugin that enforces and autofixes kebab-case class selectors:

// my-plugin.test.js
import { testRule } from "stylelint-test-rule-node";

import myPlugin from "./my-plugin.js";

const plugins = [myPlugin];
const {
  ruleName,
  rule: { messages }
} = myPlugin;

testRule({
  plugins,
  ruleName,
  config: [true, { type: "kebab" }],
  fix: true,

  accept: [
    {
      code: ".class {}",
      description: "simple class selector"
    },
    {
      code: ".my-class {}",
      description: "kebab class selector"
    }
  ],

  reject: [
    {
      code: ".myClass {}",
      fixed: ".my-class {}",
      description: "camel case class selector",
      message: messages.expected(),
      line: 1,
      column: 1,
      endLine: 1,
      endColumn: 8
    },
    {
      code: ".MyClass,\n.MyOtherClass {}",
      fixed: ".my-class,\n.my-other-class {}",
      description: "two pascal class selectors in a selector list",
      warnings: [
        {
          message: messages.expected(),
          line: 1,
          column: 1,
          endLine: 1,
          endColumn: 8
        },
        {
          message: messages.expected(),
          line: 2,
          column: 1,
          endLine: 2,
          endColumn: 13
        }
      ]
    }
  ]
});

testRuleConfigs

The testRuleConfigs function enables you to test invalid configs for a rule.

For example:

import { testRuleConfigs } from "stylelint-test-rule-node";

testRuleConfigs({
  plugins,
  ruleName,

  accept: [
    {
      config: "valid"
    }
  ],

  reject: [
    {
      config: "invalid"
    },
    {
      config: [/invalid/],
      description: "regex is not allowed"
    }
  ]
});

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