In the Jest 26 blog post about a year ago, we announced that after two major releases with few breaking changes, Jest 27 will flip some switches to set better defaults for projects that are new or can migrate smoothly. This gives us the opportunity to remove some packages from the default distribution of Jest 28 and publish them as separately installable and pluggable modules instead. Everyone on
Allow custom object formatters to be added in beforeAll Fixes #1876 Allow specs to disable Jasmine's global error handling by overwriting onerror. Merges #1860 from @greghuc Fixed comparison between URL objects Fixes #1866 Added support for stack traces created by node --enable-source-maps with tools like the Typescript compiler. Merges #1862 from @JannesMeyer Made properties added by createSpyObj
JSSpec Docs Contextualised spec runner for JavaScript. Project maintained by jsspec JSSpec on GitHub JSSpec Contextualised spec runner for JavaScript in the flavour of RSpec (Ruby Spec runner). Why This spec runner was written to enable easy context changing when writing specs for JavaScript. I’ve used Mocha and Jest in the past, and for me, the biggest annoyance was having to either write build m
When we started rebuilding Jest five years ago our goal was to provide a batteries-included zero-configuration test runner that is approachable for beginners, extensible for almost all testing use cases and scalable to large projects. One of the instrumental releases was Jest 15 which tied everything together and provided good defaults that allowed people to run Jest often without any setup. Howev
Enable collaborative test automation at any scale!Serenity/JS is an innovative test automation framework designed to help you create high-quality, business-focused test scenarios that interact with any interface of your system and produce comprehensive test reports that build trust between delivery teams and the business. Test automation aligned with your business Serenity/JS helps you create auto
Jest is a simple testing library that works with zero configuration. Because of its great API - if you're already using Mocha - with a few find & replace and minimal effort, you can move to Jest without rewriting any of your tests. In this post, I'll show you how I tweaked my existing Mocha setup to achieve this. If you're new to Jest, don't forget to check out their Getting Started page as well.
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