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Really enjoying working with vitest.dev on a project that needs to be tested in Node, Safari, Firefox, and Chrome!

My favorite bits:

1. Easy to setup headless browsers with Browser Mode
2. CLI runs in watch mode by default (and not on CI)
3. Has all the `assert` APIs I was used to
4. test.skipIf 🏆

8 replies

thomas Mastodon 1 hr later

@zachleat yeah. The Vue ecosystem has spun out a set of great dev friendly tools.

Paul Everitt Mastodon 3 hr later

@zachleat And it's pretty smart about only re-running the tests for the changes you made. Even when running under debugger, it's almost as fast as I type.

Justin Hunter Bluesky 5 hr later

First I heard of this was while working on a Cloudflare project that bundled it by default. Pretty cool!

Zach Leatherman Bluesky 5 hr later

nice!!

David Luhr Mastodon 1 day later

@zachleat very excited about Browser Mode.

I've been using Web Test Runner with Mocha/Chai for this for about 2 years and it's my favorite way to do TDD. I even learned about a Firefox bug that's been open since 2001 I would have never otherwise been able to identify.

Zach Leatherman Mastodon 3 days later

@luhr amazing!! Here’s me in 2010 doing something similar with JsTestDriver: https://www.zachleat.com/web/javascript-tdd/ time is a flat circle 😅
1. David Luhr Mastodon 4 days later
  
  @zachleat Absolutely! There was also Test'Em and Karma that were around for a while. Well proven demand at this point!

Zach Leatherman Mastodon 4 days later

Aw dang — looks like `import.meta.resolve` isn’t supported in Vitest (or Vite either?) https://github.com/vitest-dev/vitest/issues/6953