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m.test

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m.test

wip test runner from the m.icro series (~3kb).

install

install m.test directly from npm to project's devDependencies.

npm install --development m.test

usage

test files are run by simply passing them to node. for a given test/index.js run the following to execute the suite:

node test

cli

more utilities to run your suites are available through the cli. if no files are given they will be looked up from cwd 's test folder recursively.

m.test [options] [files]

further instructions can be accessed via --help flag and man-pages by executing either m.test --help or man m.test within your shell.

sync usage

const {ok} = require('assert')
const {test} = require('m.test')

test('description', function () {
  ok(true)
})

async usage

test('description', function (done) {
  setTimeout(function (done) {
    done(null)
  }, 0, done)
})

recursive usage

const {test: describe, test: it} = require('m.test')

describe('context', function(){
  it('works!', function (done) {
    setTimeout(() => done(null), 0)
  })
})

beforeEach/afterEach usage

test('description', function (done) {
  done(null)
})
beforeEach(done => setup(done))
afterEach(done => teardown(done))

it is important to call beforeEach and afterEach hooks after test functions themselves. when using hooks within nested suites consider their contextual binding.

test('description 1', function () {
  test('description 1.1', Function.prototype)
  test('description 1.2', Function.prototype)
  beforeEach(done => setup(done))
  afterEach(done => teardown(done))
})
test('description 2', function () {
  test('description 2.1', Function.prototype)
  test('description 2.2', Function.prototype)
})

(in the example above hooks would be called for 1.1 e 1.2)

skip usage

test.skip('description', function () {
  // this function will never be called
})