chore: migrate type tests to TSTyche #135
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Content of jest.unit.config.js got copied here.
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| expect(data).type.not.toHaveProperty('nonExists') |
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.toHaveProperty() can be used. No more // @ts-expect-error.
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Notice how many dependencies are removed. The install size of TSTyche is under 200 kB.
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By the way, TSTyche also has helpers like |
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This is here to avoid global typings leaked from @types/jest and @types/node. The type tests are not executed, hence it could be very hard to catch mistakes coming from global typings. In this context, it is better to have less accidental typings around.
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@LastLeaf Friendly ping. All is fine, if this does not look interesting or so. I just wanted to help. |
This PR migrates type tests to TSTyche. It is a new type testing tool which is replacing
tsd-liteandjest-runner-tsd.Just to draw your attention,
tsd-liteis deprecated. I was maintaining it and I was helping with the runner as well. Unfortunately the inner architecture oftsdis very limiting. To improve it I had to write a type test runner from scratch. Please meet TSTyche:expectstyle assertions (and has matchers like.toHaveProperty()),tstyche --target 4.8,latest.Currently TSTyche is used by Immutable.js, Jest, Redwood and few more smaller projects (including my own packages).
Repo: https://github.com/tstyche/tstyche
Documentation: https://tstyche.org