Awesome Japa

[thetutlage]

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[cahnory]

I'm not sharing a link, but this issue is the best place I've found for what I want to share.

The idea of having a testing library that focuses solely on tests without bothering about transpilation/bundling appealed to me a lot.
However, since I work on both front-end and back-end projects, I also like to use a single testing library for all my projects. So, I did some research and experimentation to use Japa with a "vite" project, and surprisingly, it turned out to be very simple (once I found what I needed ^^).
While the solution appears to function flawlessly, it hasn't undergone extensive testing. Nonetheless, I find it worthwhile to share.

The setup can be seen here: https://github.com/cahnory/pnpm-monorepo/pull/8/files/7a152e17f86f88f142bbe4108adc0d18bb21fd3d

In summary, once Japa is installed along with vite and vite-node libraries, the Japa configuration looks like this:

// bin/test.js
import { expect } from "@japa/expect";
import { configure, processCLIArgs, run } from "@japa/runner";

processCLIArgs(process.argv.splice(2));
configure({
  files: ["**/*.spec.ts?(x)"],
  importer: (filePath) => import(filePath.toString()),
  plugins: [expect()],
});

await run();

And to run the tests, you need to execute this command:

vite-node bin/test.js

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