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The minimal test runner.
I wanted something simple, that just runs test files, shows progress, and behaves like a good UNIX citizen. Now it exists.
npm install urun
In order to execute all test-*.js files inside a given directory, simply do:
require('urun')(__dirname);
You now get a nice progress indication, as well as detailed output for each test that fails. By default output is only printed for tests that fail. To enable detailed output for all tests, including those passing, include verbose: true in the list of options.
require('urun')(__dirname, { verbose: true });
Another feature is specifying a regex for the files to run (default is
/test-.+\.js$/
), for example:
require('urun')(__dirname, { include: /.+Test\.js$/ });
require('urun')(__dirname, { reporter: 'BashReporter' }); // default
require('urun')(__dirname, { reporter: 'BashTapReporter' }); // tap compliant output
This module is licensed under the MIT license.
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The minimal test runner.
The npm package urun receives a total of 856 weekly downloads. As such, urun popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that urun 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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