test-runner

Simply runs your test command found in the package.json of your workspace root folder.

Usage

In a test file use the keyboard shortcut ⌥+⌘+t and your test will run.

Configuration

By default this extension will use read your current directory and determine if you use yarn or npm to run your tests. It assumes if any file with yarn (ie yarn.lock) is present that you use yarn, otherwise it will assume you use npm.

However if you find yourself in a situation where your project uses npm but you still want to use yarn to run your tests (or vice-versa) you can set the package manager in your vscode settings with the test-runner.packageManager

// settings.json
{
    "test-runner": {
        "packageManager": "yarn"
    }
}

Release Notes

1.1.1 [2019-09-21]

bug fix

• Fixed an issue where you could not test files in a project nested 2+ directories deep #15

1.1.0 [2019-09-03]

enhancement

• Added the ability to use typescript test files #14
• Added logging in case of errors (see in Output > Test Runner tab) #14
• Improved test file resolution logic #14

1.0.5 [2019-05-09]

enhancement

• Added the ability to set your preferred package manager using test-runner.packageManager #10

1.0.4 [2018-12-10]

enhancement

• Added the ability to attempt to run tests from respective file #6

1.0.3 [2018-11-29]

enhancement

• Added the ability to run tests in directories with nested package.json #4

1.0.2 [2018-11-19]

:bug:

• Fixed bug preventing to start a new terminal if the first one was closed #3

1.0.1 [2018-11-12]

:bug:

• Fixed bug where the wrong workspace root folder was being selected

1.0.0

Initial release of test-runner