run-test-files v1.0.11

Run-test-files

This is a cli tool: runtf

It scan for files with a postfix, \ then list them in a select menu, \ and run the selected file.

It can run typescript files*

Install

npm install -g run-test-files

Usage

runtf

Select Menu Example

First run

runtf

This will scan for files with the postfix .tf.ts and list them in a select menu:

Files:

📁 Some project root
┗ 📁 tf-tests
  ┗┳ Hello World (ts).tf.ts
   ┣ Hello World.tf.js
   ┗ Input test.tf.ts

Select menu:

? Select a test to run: (Use arrow keys)
❯ Exit
  ─── ⇓ Select test ⇓ ───
  Hello World
  Hello World (ts)
  Input test

Options

Usage: runtf [?options]
  Options:
    --help, -h                        show this help
    --dot                             include dot files
    --bun                             run test with Bun* (instead of node)
    --postfix, -p     [postfix]       postfix to search for fx testfile.tf.ts (default tf)
    --cwd, -c         [folder path]   root folder to search from  (default: process.cwd())
    --save, -s        [?filename]     save last test to file (default: .last-tf)
    --savenumber, -sn [?number]       number of test save to save last file (default: 1)
    --depth, -d       [depth]         max depth of folder to search (default: 10 max: 50)
    --config, -c      [file path]     path to tsconfig.json (default: tsconfig.json)
    --namepath -n                     include relative path in select name (fx: dir > dir > name)

  Debug:
    --debug                           print debug info (includes --noClear)
    --noClear, -nc                    don't clear terminal before test
    --noRun, -nr                      don't run test (just print debug info)

  *Bun:
    if this is run with bun, it will automatically run with bun (--bun)

Postfix

You can change the postfix to search for, \ with the --postfix option

runtf --postfix mytest

This will search for files with the postfix .mytest.ts instead of .tf.ts

Save last test

You can save the last test to a file, \ and run it again later with the --save option It will apper as the first option in the select menu.

You can specify a filename, \ or use the default .last-tf

runtf --save mylasttest.txt

Run with Bun

You can run the test with Bun

Which have native support for typescript. \ (No need to compile to javascript first)

You must have bun must be installed globally.

If you run the cli with bun it will automatically run with bun.

If you run it with node it run child process with bun by using --bun option

runtf --bun

TypeScript

runtf can run typescript files, \ if typescript is installed and a root tsconfig.json file exist.

Use the --config option to specify another tsconfig.json file

runtf --config ./tsconfig.test.json

or

runtf --config ../

runtf will compile the typescript files to javascript before running it.

The js file name will have the same name, with ts replaced with js \ and will be delete after running it.