This plugin provides a jest adapter for the Neotest framework. It is currently a work in progress.
Using packer:
use({
'nvim-neotest/neotest',
requires = {
...,
'haydenmeade/neotest-jest',
}
config = function()
require('neotest').setup({
...,
adapters = {
require('neotest-jest')({
jestCommand = "npm test --",
jestConfigFile = "custom.jest.config.ts",
env = { CI = true },
cwd = function(path)
return vim.fn.getcwd()
end,
}),
}
})
end
})
Make sure you have the appropriate treesitter
language parsers installed otherwise no tests will be found:
:TSInstall javascript
See neotest's documentation for more information on how to run tests.
jest
allows to run your tests in watch mode.
To run test in this mode you either can enable it globally in the setup:
require('neotest').setup({
...,
adapters = {
require('neotest-jest')({
jestCommand = "jest --watch ",
}),
}
})
or add a specific keymap to run tests with watch mode:
vim.api.nvim_set_keymap("n", "<leader>tw", "<cmd>lua require('neotest').run.run({ jestCommand = 'jest --watch ' })<cr>", {})
If you want to allow to neotest-jest
to discover parameterized tests you need to enable flag
jest_test_discovery
in config setup:
require('neotest').setup({
...,
adapters = {
require('neotest-jest')({
...,
jest_test_discovery = false,
}),
}
})
Its also recommended to disable neotest
discovery
option like this:
require("neotest").setup({
...,
discovery = {
enabled = false,
},
})
because jest_test_discovery
runs jest
command on file to determine
what tests are inside the file. If discovery
would be enabled then neotest-jest
would spawn a lot of procesees.
If you have a monorepo setup, you might have to do a little more configuration, especially if you have different jest configurations per package.
jestConfigFile = function()
local file = vim.fn.expand('%:p')
if string.find(file, "/packages/") then
return string.match(file, "(.-/[^/]+/)src") .. "jest.config.ts"
end
return vim.fn.getcwd() .. "/jest.config.ts"
end,
Also, if your monorepo set up requires you to run a specific test file with cwd on the package directory (like when you have a lerna setup for example), you might also have to tweak things a bit:
cwd = function()
local file = vim.fn.expand('%:p')
if string.find(file, "/packages/") then
return string.match(file, "(.-/[^/]+/)src")
end
return vim.fn.getcwd()
end
Please raise a PR if you are interested in adding new functionality or fixing any bugs. When submitting a bug, please include an example spec that can be tested.
To trigger the tests for the adapter, run:
./scripts/test
Please file any bug reports and I might take a look if time permits otherwise please submit a PR, this plugin is intended to be by the community for the community.