node.md

id	node
title	Node

Run your test in a Node environment with great developer workflow. Just start the runner with

npx aw -c ./path/to/aw.config.js -w --coverage

and start testing. It will only rerun affected tests and generate coverage accordingly. Add files, remove files as you go and change your tests to rapidly build up a test coverage.

Mocking

Built-in mocking. You can mock globally via the mocks option or locally by using:

const span = <span>my span</span>;
const [{ default: FancyButton }] = aw.mock(
  [
    // Mock components
    ['**/react/src/button.js', () => () => span]
  ],
  // Require components
  ['../src/fancy-button']
);

Look at the React example and especially here for more details.

Snapshot Testing

We are using the awesome 📸 jest-snapshot package.

Example

import React from 'react';
import renderer from 'react-test-renderer';
import 'foo.scss';
import 'bar.less';
import 'baz.css';
import Button from '../src/button';

describe('button', () => {
  it('renders correctly', () => {
    const tree = renderer.create(<Button>Text</Button>).toJSON();
    expect(tree).toMatchSnapshot();
    const tree1 = renderer.create(<Button>Text1</Button>).toJSON();
    expect(tree1).toMatchSnapshot();
  });
  it('renders fancy', () => {
    const tree1 = renderer.create(<Button>fancy1</Button>).toJSON();
    expect(tree1).toMatchSnapshot();
  });
});

Screenshot testing

When using the preset-env option. A screenshot assertion plugin is added to Chai. This allows comparisons of images.

Example

describe('screenshot', () => {
  it('image should be equal', async () => {
    const img = Promise.resolve('<base64-encoded-image>'); //  Promise that resolves to Buffer or a base64 encoded image
    await expect(img).to.matchImageOf('<name-of-my-img-on-disk>', {
      artifactsPath: 'tests/__artifacts__',
      tolerance: 0.002
    });
  });
});