An architecture unit test framework for Typescript
npm install --save-dev tsarch
import {TSArch} from 'tsarch'
import 'tsarch/dist/jest'
describe('Architecture', () => {
it('defines that all files in dog folder should be called ...Dog.ts', async () => {
const project = await TSArch.parseTypescriptProject('./src')
const rule = TSArch.defineThat()
.files()
.withPathMatching(/.*dog.*/)
.should()
.matchName(/.+.Dog\.ts($|\n)/)
.build()
expect(project).toMatchArchRule(rule)
})
})
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It's a library for checking architecture conventions in TypeScript&JavaScript projects using any test framework. You check dependencies between files, folders and slices, check for cyclic dependencies and more. It's similar to ArchUnit but for TS/JS proje
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