ts-uvu/readme.md

fork of lukeed/uvu and some updates

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  <b>uvu</b> is an extremely fast and lightweight test runner for Node.js and the browser<br>
  <b>U</b>ltimate <b>V</b>elocity, <b>U</b>nleashed<br><br>
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## TODO

- fix readme
- snapshot test compatibility
- make transform filename regexp configurable
- uvu features
  - [ ] skip, only
- jest features
  - [x] uvu.config.js
    - [x] setup file
    - [x] snapshot resolver
  - [x] .not.
- split ts source
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## Features

* Super [lightweight](https://npm.anvaka.com/#/view/2d/uvu)
* Extremely [performant](#benchmarks)
* Individually executable test files
* Supports `async`/`await` tests
* Supports native ES Modules
* Browser-Compatible
* Familiar API


## Install

```
$ npm install --save-dev uvu
```


## Usage

> Check out [`/examples`](/examples) for a list of working demos!

```js
// tests/demo.js
import { test } from 'ts-uvu';
import * as assert from 'ts-uvu/assert';

test('Math.sqrt()', () => {
  assert.is(Math.sqrt(4), 2);
  assert.is(Math.sqrt(144), 12);
  assert.is(Math.sqrt(2), Math.SQRT2);
});

test('JSON', () => {
  const input = {
    foo: 'hello',
    bar: 'world'
  };

  const output = JSON.stringify(input);

  assert.snapshot(output, `{"foo":"hello","bar":"world"}`);
  assert.equal(JSON.parse(output), input, 'matches original');
});

test.run();
```

Then execute this test file:

```sh
# via `uvu` cli, for all `/tests/**` files
$ uvu -r esm tests

# via `node` directly, for file isolation
$ node -r esm tests/demo.js
```

> **Note:** The `-r esm` is for legacy Node.js versions. [Learn More](/docs/esm.md)

> [View the `uvu` CLI documentation](/docs/cli.md)


## Assertions

The [`uvu/assert`](/docs/api.assert.md) module is _completely_ optional.

In fact, you may use any assertion library, including Node's native [`assert`](https://nodejs.org/api/assert.html) module! This works because `uvu` relies on thrown Errors to detect failures. Implicitly, this also means that any uncaught exceptions and/or unhandled `Promise` rejections will result in a failure, which is what you want!


## API

### Module: `uvu`

> [View `uvu` API documentation](/docs/api.uvu.md)

The main entry from which you will import the `test` or `suite` methods.

### Module: `uvu/assert`

> [View `uvu/assert` API documentation](/docs/api.assert.md)

A collection of assertion methods to use within your tests. Please note that:

* these are browser compatible
* these are _completely_ optional


## Benchmarks

> via the [`/bench`](/bench) directory with Node v10.21.0

Below you'll find each test runner with two timing values:

* the `took ___` value is the total process execution time – from startup to termination
* the parenthesis value (`(___)`) is the self-reported execution time, if known

Each test runner's `stdout` is printed to the console to verify all assertions pass.<br>Said output is excluded below for brevity.

```
~> "ava"   took   594ms  (  ???  )
~> "jest"  took   962ms  (356  ms)
~> "mocha" took   209ms  (  4  ms)
~> "tape"  took   122ms  (  ???  )
~> "uvu"   took    72ms  (  1.3ms)
```


## License

MIT © [Luke Edwards](https://lukeed.com)