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QUESTION
We've been running a mocha test suite locally for a few months. Today this test runner started to output super verbose information about every function its executing, including from http libraries like axios. How do i reduce the output to only see console.log and spec output?
mocharc.json
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jul-29 at 22:59Mocha uses the debug
package. In turn, debug
uses the DEBUG
environment variable.
To enable debug statements in Mocha, we typically use DEBUG=mocha*
. Setting DEBUG=*
would cause any module using debug
to output debug info.
It's likely you (or some program) has set DEBUG=*
or has enabled debug statements via code, e.g.,:
QUESTION
I am using mocha, chai and sinon to test my node-express code.
I am experiencing a weird issue, which looks like sinon cannot restore stubs and so in the next test I get the beknown error
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Nov-06 at 07:53Next step should know that previous step has completed, you need to call done
function. In your example second step doesn't wait first one and method1
isn't restored.
QUESTION
I've been starting to use create-react-app
for my React projects, and as a testing library it comes with Jest.
As part of my React apps, I like to create integration tests (as well as unit tests) as I find it useful to be able to check the happy paths in the app are working as expected. For example: Render (mount) a page using Enzyme, but only mock out the http calls (using Sinon) so that the full React/Redux flow is exercised at once.
Before using create-react-app
, I've used Mocha for testing, and I found mocha-steps
to be a great extension for integration tests, as it allows tests in a group to be executed in sequence, and handles stopping if a step fails without stopping the entire test run.
Question: Is there any way to get Jest to behave in a similar way? Specifically, I'd like to be able to specify a series of tests in a group (such as in a describe
) and have them execute sequentially in order.
I've been looking through the Jest docs, or for any other libraries that extend it, but I've come up empty. For now, it feels like the only option is to have one large test which makes me sad, and I'd prefer not to swap out Jest for Mocha if I can avoid it.
Thanks!
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Sep-29 at 01:25jest
does not currently support flagging specific tests to be run serially (like ava
's test.serial
).
This has been requested before but I don't think they are working on it.
The workaround is for you to identify which test files are to be run concurrently and which ones are to be run serially.
For example, I usually name my unit tests with *.test.js
and my integration tests with *.spec.js
.
I can then run my unit tests concurrently.
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