mark-tested-specs v1.2.0

mark-tested-specs - EXPERIMENTAL

Getting Started

This CLI library helps you mark the specifications that were tested in a markdown file.

How to Use

1. First, you need to install mark-tested-specs as a development or global dependency. You can do this using your preferred package manager:

npm install --global mark-tested-specs

npm install mark-tested-specs --save-dev

yarn add -D mark-tested-specs

pnpm install mark-tested-specs --save-dev

2. Then create a script in your package.json

{
  "scripts": {
    "update:marks": "mark-tested-specs -d ./src/ -s ./src/example.md "
  }
}

3. About parameters

• -d (required) The path where you will indicate that a specification was tested, it can be in a comment in your typings or in your specs
• -s (required) This is your file that contains your specifications, this file will be updated as you complete the specifications

4. For this to work, your spec file will have to have a syntax similar to this [](#any-mark-name#), example:

###Var

'Var' is test

update me [](#any-mark-name#)

| Name     | Type                  |                         |
| -------- | --------------------- | ----------------------- |
| text     | String                | [](#any-mark-name#)     |
| location | [Location](#location) | [✅](#any-mark-name#)   |
| location | [Location](#location) | [❌](#any-mark-name#)   |
| location | [Location](#location) | [❌](#any-mark-name-2#) |

And to make a mark updated, simply write test #any-mark-name# in one of your files specified with -d, example

it('should test #any-mark-name#', () => {
  // blah blah blah
});

After running the command with "npm run update:marks" that we defined in package.json, all markers found with "test #any-mark-name#" will be marked as ✅, example:

### Var

'Var' is test

update me [✅](#any-mark-name#)

| Name     | Type                  |                         |
| -------- | --------------------- | ----------------------- |
| text     | String                | [](#any-mark-name#)     |
| location | [Location](#location) | [✅](#any-mark-name#)   |
| location | [Location](#location) | [✅](#any-mark-name#)   |
| location | [Location](#location) | [❌](#any-mark-name-2#) |

5. You can use this however you want, but by giving a suggestion, you can integrate this at the end of your tests

{
  "scripts": {
    "jest": "jest && npm run update:marks",
    "update:marks": "mark-tested-specs -d ./src/ -s ./src/example.md "
  }
}

Contributing to the project

Would you like to contribute to the project? Excellent! In our contributing.md guide, you'll find information on how to create a Pull Request, code standards we follow, and how to report bugs. Your contribution is valuable and will help improve the tool for everyone.

I hope these explanations and examples are clear and useful!

Known issues

To report issues, if possible, please provide a snippet or link to the code on GitHub where the issue can be replicated. You can report issues here.

You can make suggestions here

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