Do you even care about naming tests? Or maybe you use some random, not-much-telling names for your test methods? At Yumasoft, we treat testing as an inseparable part of software development. It turns out that the tests you write can tell a lot about your software. However, when named carelessly, these tests have much less value. Let’s talk about naming tests properly, so both programmers and business can get more value of them.
Continuing the topic of frontend tests with jest, we’re taking a look at StrykerJS today. Stryker Mutator is one of the most popular tools for mutation testing. We recently struggled with configuring StykerJS to work properly with jest and TypeScript. I’d like to share our solution to these problems in this article.
If you are using jest to write JavaScript/TypeScript tests like this one:
and you’re looking for how to show their results in TeamCity as follows:
Then this article will help you configure that ?
