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require.extensions). Implementing the stackoverflow solution exactly, I get --compilers is DEPRECATED and no longer supported.. If I replace --compilers png:./mochacfg.js with --require ./mochacfg.js, I get the same error TS2307: Cannot find module '../../media/xxx.png' or its corresponding type declarations. as before. Reading the documentation, it seems that --require can be used to import a transpiler like babel or typescript, or to load a custom file with hooks. However, I fail to see how I can replace png imports with an empty string for example with a hook. I am using node 16.14.0, mocha 9.1.0, babel/register 7.17.0, typescript 4.1.6, and create react app. 5.0.0. Thanks in advance
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Hey so I ran a mocha test using IntelliJ's debugger, which automatically sets --timeout 0. Left it paused for several minutes while looking at something, and when I resumed it, it timed out. Does setting this.timeout(xxx) inside the script override the timeout set by --timeout now? I don't recall this behaviour happening before I updated from v7 to v9. Previously if I debugged a test, it would ignore all thethis.timeout() calls in the script
Guessing there's a new flag which does that behaviour, and Jetbrains needs to update their test runner? --no-timeouts maybe?
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:point_up: Edit: Hi all. I'm having trouble integrating mocha with a project that's already making heavy use of parcel 1.12, es-modules, and (probably most importantly) flow.
I have:
- installed mocha, @babel/preset-flow, and @babel/register.
- ensured that`@babel/preset-flow` is present in my project's .babelrc's "presets" array.
- created a basic test in the
test/subdirectory that simply imports code from another subdirectory (no assertions as of yet). - attempted to run this with
$(npm bin)/mocha --require @babel/register test/
This fails with an "Unexpected identifier" error, which I believe is due to the runner getting the untransformed code.
I believe this because when i comment out the import itself, it runs to completion (but there's obviously nothing to test without the import). The tests contain no flow annotations as of yet.
What else might I check here?
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const deleteSMTH = await delete(x);
});
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and after adding
DEBUG=mocha:* I saw this linemocha:cli:run:helpers single run with 70 file(s) +327ms
mocha:mocha set lazy load to true +312ms
[2022-03-31 07:16:13.314911] using filename cache <-- first line of application code
mocha:suite timeout 2000 +32s
I am trying to figure out whats taking this 32 secs?
Here is my problem; I pushed a setup to github: https://github.com/rasane/html5-dev-setup/blob/master/package.json#L8. in the commands, yarn run testw runs on the console and tests are successful. but when I run those tests in the browser using yarn run testb, I get the following error:
Uncaught TypeError: mocha_1.default.describe is not a function
look at the weird things I had to do here: https://github.com/rasane/html5-dev-setup/blob/master/test/index.spec.ts#L2 to make the tests run in console and browser. I wish that was not necessary.. so if someone has a better setup or can help me fix this setup , I will be greatful
I am trying to test for the database will not let me enter a duplicate
I expect it to throw error: duplicate key value violates unique constraint "team_per_tbl_pkey"
this indicates a PASS on the test. how do i trap it and assert against it?
it("will not let a person to be added to the same team twice", async () => {
try {
await startTrans(connection);
await setTestRoles(connection, per_oauth_sub);
let teamPerData = await connection.query(
sql.createSql,
sqlData.createValues
);
await endTrans(connection);
} catch (err) {
console.log(err.stack);
await rollBackTrans(connection);
}
{
throw Error;
}
});
Hello everyone, I am new to mocha. Is there a way to run a dynamic loop? I am trying to do something like the below (no need to be exact)
var testCaseList = [];
describe('dynamic loop', function () {
it('Obtain test case lists', function (done) {
getTestCase()
.then((testcases) => {
testCaseList = testcases; // this would be JSON array
done();
}).catch((error) => { done(error) });
});
// run loop that grabs from above method (getTestCase()).
testCaseList.forEach(({ test_case, version}) => {
it(`start test for ${test_case}`, function (done) {
expect(test_case}.equal(something);
}).catch((error) => { done(error) });
});
});Basically, I am trying to run the loop test based on the list of test case from server, it is possible for mocha? Or it must be static? I tried to run before() and successfully retrieve the list of test cases but it couldn't run for the forEach.
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when I run:
node --inspect-brk ./node_modules/.bin/mocha dist/test/table.spec.js it does stop and i can attach the debugger, but it does not stop in the mocha test file either...any ideas?
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I have a file ConvertAnyToNotificationItems.test.ts, which exports a method that converts notifications:
import { INotificationItem } from "@ln/notification-abstractions";
export function ConvertAnyToNotificationItems(items: any[]) : INotificationItem[] {
let result: INotificationItem[] = [];
items.forEach((item) => {
result.push({
id: item.id,
topic: item.displayText,
status: item.status
});
});
return result;
}I'm getting SyntaxError: Unexpected token 'export' when I try to run the test:
import { INotificationItem } from '@ln/notification-abstractions';
import * as Chai from 'chai';
import * as ConvertAnyToNotificationItems from "../../src/Converters/ConvertAnyToNotificationItems";
import * as TypeMoq from "typemoq";
let notificationsItems: TypeMoq.IMock<INotificationItem[]>;
let returnedNotificationsItems, emptyReturnedNotificationsItems: INotificationItem[];
describe("ConvertAnyToNotificationItemsTests", () => {
beforeEach(() => {
// Arrange
notificationsItems = TypeMoq.Mock.ofType<INotificationItem[]>();
returnedNotificationsItems = ConvertAnyToNotificationItems.ConvertAnyToNotificationItems(notificationsItems.object);
emptyReturnedNotificationsItems = [];
});
});Can you please help me out?
Hi, I am having issue running mocha test with typescript importing svg file
TSError: ⨯ Unable to compile TypeScript:
src/test.ts:6:25 - error TS2307: Cannot find module '@/assets/logo.svg' or its corresponding type declarationsAnyone hit this issue before?
any solution?
I did declare the .d.ts file
declare module "*.svg" {
const url: string;
export default url;
}Jest's transform feature ?I would like to
mock the svghttps://stackoverflow.com/questions/55169259/how-can-i-manually-mock-svgs-in-my-tests
process.exitCode = 1; here https://github.com/mochajs/mocha/blob/77c18d29c565e68a0d487e357765acb5ec776cc6/lib/cli/cli.js#L62. What I noticed is that changing this to process.exit(1) fixes some issues but breaks others. Would anyone happen to know why process.exitCode is used this way. I'm happy to try to solve my own problem but some guidance would be helpful.