jest
Jest is a popular JavaScript testing framework and command line tool used for testing applications, specifically built with React, Node.js, or any JavaScript framework. It offers a simple and intuitive way to write tests, track code coverage, and generate detailed reports.
With Jest, developers can write tests using familiar syntax like describe and it blocks, making it easy to structure and organize test cases. It supports various testing approaches including unit, integration, and snapshot testing.
The Jest command line tool provides a powerful and convenient interface for running tests. It allows developers to run tests across multiple files or directories, specify test patterns, and filter tests based on their names or tags. Jest also includes intelligent test result caching, which can significantly speed up subsequent test runs by only executing the tests that are relevant to the changes made.
Additionally, Jest offers a built-in feature called "watch mode," which automatically re-runs relevant tests whenever changes are detected in the codebase. This helps maintain a fast feedback loop during the development process.
Jest supports features like code mocking and spying, allowing developers to easily mock dependencies, functions, and modules for more isolated and accurate testing. It also provides built-in code coverage analysis, enabling developers to identify areas of code that are not adequately covered by tests.
Furthermore, Jest integrates seamlessly with popular tools like Babel, TypeScript, and ESLint, making it a suitable choice for various JavaScript projects. It has an extensive ecosystem of plugins and extensions to enhance its functionality and extend its capabilities.
Overall, Jest offers developers a comprehensive and efficient solution for testing JavaScript applications, with extensive features, an intuitive command line tool, and excellent integration options.
List of commands for jest:
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jest:tldr:6b512 jest: Run test suites related to all uncommitted files.$ jest --onlyChangedtry on your machineexplain this command
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jest:tldr:72586 jest: Run the test suites from the given files.$ jest ${filename1} ${filename2}try on your machineexplain this command
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jest:tldr:9a638 jest: Run test suites related to a given source file.$ jest --findRelatedTests ${path-to-source_file-js}try on your machineexplain this command
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jest:tldr:abca0 jest: Run the tests whose names match the given regular expression.$ jest --testNamePattern ${regular_expression}try on your machineexplain this command
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jest:tldr:becde jest: Watch files for changes and automatically re-run related tests.$ jest --watchtry on your machineexplain this command