Testely README

This extension wants to increase the productivity while writing tests for your project. Unit tests are often small and most of the time is wasted with boilerplate code like import { render } from '@testing/library-react' and all these little things.

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Features

Currently working on the support for:

typescript
typescriptreact

This extension will probably only work for this context at the moment.

Create Test

The extension will allow you to create a test for the supported language types.

You can create a test with:

command pallete
editor title icon (create test)
explorer context menu
keybind Ctrl+Shift+J inside of an editor

If the tests already exists, it will open the existing test instead.

TODO

Options: open test after creation
get workspace context, react, testing lib, etc. and start creating content for tests
global error try catch, catch on root and only use errors inside the rest of the application, reduce vscode import dependency

![feature X](images/feature-x.png)

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Extension Settings

Include if your extension adds any VS Code settings through the contributes.configuration extension point.

For example:

This extension contributes the following settings:

testely.testLocation: sets the folder where you want the test files to be created.
testely.testDirectoryName: the name of the drectory, is used for same directory (nested) of testely.testLocatiopn.

Known Issues

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Release Notes

Release notes are inside the CHANGELOG.

Following extension guidelines

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Extension Guidelines

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Sven Liebig