ariesclark / tanu.js

An oversimplification of the TypeScript Compiler API for defining and generating source files.
https://npm.im/tanu
MIT License
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Add extensive tests #4

Open ariesclark opened 2 years ago

ariesclark commented 2 years ago

The package doesn't currently have any tests, I'd like to ensure code changes doesn't cause regressions and break the publicly exposed apis.

rexfordessilfie commented 1 year ago

Hello @ariesclark, I came across this repository recently and would love to assist in setting up some testing for the project! Do you have a preference on what testing framework to use?

I am mostly familiar with Jest, I have used Ava recently, and Mocha as well.

ariesclark commented 1 year ago

Hello @ariesclark, I came across this repository recently and would love to assist in setting up some testing for the project! Do you have a preference on what testing framework to use?

I am mostly familiar with Jest, I have used Ava recently, and Mocha as well.

Currently, there are no tests in place and I am open to using any testing frameworks. However, if I had to choose, I would prefer Ava. You are welcome to submit a pull request, and if you are interested in contributing in the future, I will gladly grant you contributor access.

rexfordessilfie commented 1 year ago

Hello @ariesclark, I came across this repository recently and would love to assist in setting up some testing for the project! Do you have a preference on what testing framework to use? I am mostly familiar with Jest, I have used Ava recently, and Mocha as well.

Currently, there are no tests in place and I am open to using any testing frameworks. However, if I had to choose, I would prefer Ava. You are welcome to submit a pull request, and if you are interested in contributing in the future, I will gladly grant you contributor access.

That sounds perfect! I will submit a pull request with some initial tests and yes, I'd love to contribute where I can in the future. I have taken an interest in Typescript code generation and would love to learn more from this library and use it in projects. Thanks for working on it, and for your response. I hope to get back with a pull request soon!