jest-silent-reporter

A silent reporter for Jest

Usage no npm install needed!

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  import jestSilentReporter from 'https://cdn.skypack.dev/jest-silent-reporter';
</script>

README

Jest Silent Reporter

Custom reporter for Jest that only prints failed tests.

Installation

Using npm:

$ npm i --save-dev jest-silent-reporter

Using yarn:

$ yarn add --dev jest-silent-reporter

Usage

Jest CLI:

jest --reporters=jest-silent-reporter

Jest config:

{
  "reporters": ["jest-silent-reporter"]
}

Options

useDots: boolean

For large test suites, jest-silent-reporter can cause CI to fail due to having no output for some configured amount of time. Using the useDots option will output dots for each test file, similar to a dot reporter.

{
  "reporters": [["jest-silent-reporter", { "useDots": true }]]
}

Note: this config is also available as an environment variable JEST_SILENT_REPORTER_DOTS=true.

showWarnings: boolean

Warnings are supressed by default, use showWarnings to log them.

{
  "reporters": [["jest-silent-reporter", { "showWarnings": true }]]
}

Note: this config is also available as an environment variable JEST_SILENT_REPORTER_SHOW_WARNINGS=true.

showPaths: boolean

Sometimes it might come in handy to display the test suites' paths (i.e. when running tests in a terminal inside IDE for quicker file navigation).

{
  "reporters": [["jest-silent-reporter", { "showPaths": true }]]
}

Note: this config is also available as an environment variable JEST_SILENT_REPORTER_SHOW_PATHS=true.

Screenshots

All tests passed

Screenshot: all tests passed

Tests failed

Screenshot: some tests failed

Licence

MIT