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QUESTION
I wrote a simple function as follows:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Oct-19 at 06:53Try to use a another transpiler like typescript-compiler or any other and try to complie.
QUESTION
I'm trying to test cloud functions function.
But, in testing(npm run test
) I got this error.
Why did I get this error? how to fix it?
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Jan-15 at 03:30It looks like you're running npm run test
without understanding what your particular test script is supposed to actually do. There isn't an npm script provided by the Firebase CLI for testing functions automatically.
If you want to do unit testing of your functions, read the advice in the documentation here.
If you want to use the local emulator to manually simulate events to your function, read the documentation here.
QUESTION
I want use Mocha, power-assert in my TypeScript project, when I use Chai, istanbul could generate Coverage HTML report, when I switch to power-assert, istanbul could only report coverage but cant generate HTML report with same config and exit with error. And if there is an error in test, the mocha will also broke. It sames a path issue in power-assert. I use nyc to report the coverage.
My test command:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Jul-11 at 02:52I've solved this problem by adding "sourceRoot": "."
to my tsconfig.json
. according to this issue
The"file not found" error seems to be caused by paths in sourcemaps that are not absolute.
QUESTION
I'm using a babel plugin to load environment variables from a .env
file into a React Native project, but changes to the .env
file are not loaded until the javascript file importing them changes. I'd like a way to tell the react-native packager to recompile in the event that this file changes. I would accept an answer that:
- Simply re-transpiles the entire project when a specific file (
.env
) changes. - Re-transpiles only those files containing a specific string, say
foo
Is there a simple way to do this by writing a plugin/middleware? Maybe a separate background script that fires events to watchman that the react-native packager is listening for?
[EDIT in reply to a comment]
My current .babelrc
is the following, where babel-plugin-react-native-config
is a plugin I wrote to do hot variable swapping in conjunction with the react-native-config
package.
ANSWER
Answered 2017-Feb-27 at 23:20Since it's been two weeks since I've asked this question, I'm going to post the (kind of terrible) workaround I was able to cobble together. I will leave this question unanswered, and accept any new answer that is better (less hacky) than this one.
The react native packager uses watchman
to watch for filesystem changes, and upon getting an event that some JS file has changed, it looks to see if the file has actually changed, and then retranspiles if so. This prevents me from doing something simple like a watchman trigger that touch
es the relevant JS file, because the react packager thinks it's so smart that it can ignore updates with no diff. Whatever.
So my solution is to create a watchman trigger on .env
changing which calls make clear_env_cache
, where clear_env_cache
is the following (phony) target in a Makefile
.
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