v2 Notes, & separation

[tunnckoCore]

Because it's easier to navigate.

• asia core - load config with dynamic import, from passed root or passed config (this way works for deno, node, and browser)
  • make testItems a Map, and pass FileCache instead for node/deno
• asia assert - for deno & browser, possibly for node if not the builtin strict one
• asia cli (the main asia package) - for node, check fast-glob for deno

[tunnckoCore]

already published

• asia and asia-core v2.3.x - on asia@canary
• no CLI, needless when you have proper task runner, try asia-cli@canary, it just dynamic import
  • the simplest possible one is using fast-glob loading glob patterns, then run Node on them.
• own impl instead of each-promise, p-map or anything. It's based on Promise.all and has hooks system
• no deps - ported simplified version of filenamify and Deno's path.join
• runs interchangeably both on Node and Deno, flawlessly
• on Deno and Node (asia) defaults to file caching, can be disabled too. It also tries to load a config file.
• asia-core just exposes an API const { test, run } = asia(config)
  • it woks on browsers too
  • config loading is your job, it could just be a dynamic import asia(await import('./asia.config.js').default) or use the provided helper on { loadConfig } named export, passing a relative file path.

[tunnckoCore]

Filter by test file's path or test's title: just pass a filter to the config.

export default () => {
  return {
    filter: (cfg, { title, testPath, callsites }) => {
      const match = cfg.env.ASIA_MATCH || "";
      const byPath = match
        ? testPath.includes(match) || new RegExp(match).test(testPath)
        : false;

      const byTitle =
        byPath === false && match
          ? title.includes(match) || new RegExp(match).test(title)
          : false;

      return byPath || byTitle;
    },
  }
}

[tunnckoCore]

ASIA_MATCH='some matcher' and ASIA_NO_CACHE=1 doesn't work well. Kind of impossible for now.