Run tests for multiple versions of Node.js in local env.
You should have nvm
and node >= 4
installed.
$ npm install -g testen
$ testen
This will run npm test
script, if .travis.yml
or circle.yml
exists, use node versions in it. Otherwise use preset node versions.
Sometimes you wanna override these node versions, just pass -n
to do this:
$ testen -n 0.10 -n 0.12
# use system default node version
# -s/--system
$ testen -s
Read Node.js versions from package.json
{
"testen": {
"node": ["0.12.0", "5", "4.2.4"]
}
}
Read test command from package.json
{
"testen": {
"test": "npm run test:custom"
}
}
$ testen --help
Usage:
-s/--system: Use current node version
-n/--node [version]: Add a node version to test
-- [command]: The test command you expect
-V/--verbose: Always output everything
~ example: there are `console.log` in test
testen
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