It's like NCrunch but for javascript.
http://wallabyjs.com/
JS Testing History
- console
- browser running tests
- commandline with test watcher (needs stack copy)
- resharper running tests (needs reference paths)
- wallaby coverage and running tests
Wallaby
- install through extensions
- add wallaby.json to your solution
wallaby.json
{
"files": [
{ "pattern" : "test/lib/chai.js", "instrument": false },
"src/*.js"
],
"tests": [
"test/*Tests.js",
"test/*Tests.ts",
"test/*Tests.coffee"
],
"testFramework": "mocha"
}
- default test framework is jasmine
- to exclude from coverage set instrument to false
- right-click wallaby.json and select start
- restart wallaby if you update the wallaby.json
- yellow means partially covered (click to see what part was not processed)
- screenshot of last runned test in context menu
Wallaby Visual Studio Shortcut Keys
- Start Wallaby: alt-w alt-1
- Stop Wallaby: alt-w alt-2
- Restart Wallaby: alt-w alt-3
- Run all tests: alt-w alt-4
- Jump to failing test: alt-w alt-5
- Context Menu: alt-shift-f10
Advanced
wallaby.js
var babel = require("babel");
module.exports = function (wallaby) {
return {
"files": [
{ "pattern": "test/lib/*.js", "instrument": false },
"src/*.js"
],
"tests": [
"test/*Tests.js"
],
"delays": {
edit: 700,
run: 300
},
"debug": true,
"compilers": {
"**/*.js": wallaby.compilers.babel (
{
babel: babel,
stage: 0
}
)
},
"env": {
type: "node"
}
};
}
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