Test-Driven Development With The oclif Testing Library: Part One

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  • oclif-time-tracker

    Demo application for TDD oclif article

  • The source code for our time tracking application project can be found here.

  • oclif

    CLI for generating, building, and releasing oclif CLIs. Built by Salesforce.

  • While writing a CLI tool can be a lot of fun, the initial setup and boilerplate—parsing arguments and flags, validation, subcommands—is generally the same for every CLI, and it’s a drag. That’s where the oclif framework saves the day. The boilerplate for writing a single-command or multi-command CLI melts away, and you can quickly get into the code that you actually want to write.

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  • test

    test helpers for oclif components (by oclif)

  • @oclif/test is a simple wrapper around @oclif/fancy-test that adds some functionality around testing CLI commands. We’re going to use the stub functionality in @oclif/fancy-test to replace the storage driver in our command for testing.

  • fancy-test

    extends mocha with helpful, chainable extensions

  • @oclif/test is a simple wrapper around @oclif/fancy-test that adds some functionality around testing CLI commands. We’re going to use the stub functionality in @oclif/fancy-test to replace the storage driver in our command for testing.

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