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Jest is a powerful test runner, assertion library, and simple to use. Personally, It has replaced other configurations I've used like Mocha, Chai, Sinon for my Javascript testing. But one thing I really wished for, in Jest, is the ability to enable custom command line arguments. With custom arguments, I'm able to isolate testing configurations between npm scripts. Let's dive into what they are.
Jest is a powerful test runner, assertion library, and simple to use. Personally, It has replaced other configurations I've used like Mocha, Chai, Sinon for my Javascript testing. But one thing I really wished for, in Jest, is the ability to enable custom command line arguments. With custom arguments, I'm able to isolate testing configurations between npm scripts. Let's dive into what they are.
This configuration utilizes a third-party dependency called Yargs and Yargs-unparser. Both of these utilities allow me to easily manipulate the CLI like JavaScript.
This configuration utilizes a third-party dependency called Yargs and Yargs-unparser. Both of these utilities allow me to easily manipulate the CLI like JavaScript.
Jest is a powerful test runner, assertion library, and simple to use. Personally, It has replaced other configurations I've used like Mocha, Chai, Sinon for my Javascript testing. But one thing I really wished for, in Jest, is the ability to enable custom command line arguments. With custom arguments, I'm able to isolate testing configurations between npm scripts. Let's dive into what they are.