no-skipped-tests

Analyzes your project for focused or ignored tests

What it does

Have you ever committed focused or ignored tests by accident? Do you always forget to remove those fdescribe or xit statements?

The no-skipped-tests is here to help; it is a NodeJS-based command line tool which checks your tests for focused or ignored test suites and test cases. Once integrated in your Continuos Integration Platform, we can make sure all the tests are being executed with every build.

How to install

You can get no-skipped-tests via npm by either adding it as a new devDependency to your package.json file and running npm install, or running the following command:

npm install no-skipped-tests --save-dev

Requirements

• no-skipped-tests requires NodeJS 10 (or higher) to be installed

How to use

The most common way to use no-skipped-tests is adding it to the scripts area within your package.json file. For example:

{
  "scripts": {
    "no-skipped-tests": "no-skipped-tests"
  }
}

Then, execute it by running:

npm run no-skipped-tests

You can also let npm run no-skipped-tests automatically before every test execution by using the pretest script:

{
  "scripts": {
    "pretest": "no-skipped-tests"
  }
}

Alternatively, if you want to run no-skipped-tests from scratch, you can use an npx command:

npx no-skipped-tests

Configuration

By default, no-skipped-tests will analyze all test files within your source folder: src/**/*.spec.@(ts|js). However, your project might have a different naming convention or directory structure. Thus, you might provide a custom file pattern instead. For instance:

{
  "scripts": {
    "pretest": "no-skipped-tests src/app/**/*.test.ts"
  }
}