When I run npm test
it outputs:
mocha ./tests/ --recursive --reporter mocha-junit-reporter
And all tests run well. But when I try to invoke mocha ./tests/flickr/mytest --reporter junit-reporter
I got:
Unknown "reporter": junit-reporter
How to pass it correctly?
Mocha provides a variety of interfaces for defining test suites, hooks, and individual tests, including TSS, Exports, QUnit, and Require. The default interface is behavior-driven development (BDD), which aims to help developers build software that is predictable, resilient to changes, and not error-prone.
Here is an example of using Mocha programmatically: var Mocha = require('mocha'), fs = require('fs'), path = require('path'); // Instantiate a Mocha instance. var mocha = new Mocha(); var testDir = 'some/dir/test' // Add each . js file to the mocha instance fs.
Mocha does not run individual tests in parallel. That means if you hand Mocha a single, lonely test file, it will spawn a single worker process, and that worker process will run the file. If you only have one test file, you'll be penalized for using parallel mode. Don't do that.
From mocha-junit-reporter
's readme:
# install the package
npm install mocha-junit-reporter --save-dev
# run the test with reporter
mocha test --reporter mocha-junit-reporter --reporter-options mochaFile=./path_to_your/file.xml
I spotted two issues in your command:
mocha ./tests/flickr/mytest --reporter junit-reporter
First issue is mocha
in above is a mocha command from global node module. However, when executing npm test
, it actually targets local mocha
command inside our node_modules
folder.
Second issue is the name of reporter should be mocha-junit-reporter
not junit-reporter
Workaround is to target local mocha
./node_modules/.bin/mocha ./tests/flickr/mytest --reporter mocha-junit-reporter
This is preferrable solution.
Alternative solution is to install mocha-junit-reporter
for global node modules as below:
npm install -g mocha-junit-reporter
mocha ./tests/flickr/mytest --reporter mocha-junit-reporter
This is not too preferrable because you can target different version of mocha and mocha-junit-reporter in global compare to the one in local node modules.
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