Closed GuilleW closed 1 year ago
Since I work on many files, I edit package.json to add useful shortcut to avoid misspelt filename.
package.json
"test-decaff": "npx coffee --compile --output spec spec/${npm_config_name}.coffee", "test-coffee": "jasmine-focused --captureExceptions --coffee spec/${npm_config_name}.coffee", "test-js": "jasmine-focused --captureExceptions spec/${npm_config_name}.js"
npx coffee --compile --output spec spec/docs-spec.coffee
./bin/npm run test-decaff --name=docs-spec
var
const
let
return
coffee
From coffee
$ jasmine-focused --captureExceptions --coffee spec/docs-spec.coffee // or my shortcut $ `./bin/npm run test-coffee --name=docs-spec` > 5 tests, 11 assertions, 0 failures, 0 skipped
to js
$ jasmine-focused --captureExceptions spec/docs-spec.js // or my shortcut $ `./bin/npm run test-js --name=docs-spec` > 5 tests, 11 assertions, 0 failures, 0 skipped
As always, appreciated and superseded
Since I work on many files, I edit
package.json
to add useful shortcut to avoid misspelt filename.Steps to reproduce decaffeination (guidelines):
npx coffee --compile --output spec spec/docs-spec.coffee
./bin/npm run test-decaff --name=docs-spec
)var
withconst
andlet
if it's possible.return
when it's not needed.coffee
fileTest from coffee and JS should output same successful result :
From coffee
to js