我们在Angular中使用了nrwl-nx。在这种情况下，我们可以使用这个命令:

npm test <ng-project> -- --testFile "file-name-part"

注:

npm test will run the test script specified in package.json: "test": "ng test" --: tells npm to pass the following parameters to the test script (instead of consuming them) Thus the rest of the cmd will be passed to ng test <ng-project> is the name of a project in angular.json when you omit this parameter, the "defaultProject" (specified in angular.json) will be used (so you must specify it, when the test is not in your default project) Next we must check which builder is used: In angular.json navigate to "project" - "<ng-project>" - "architect" - "test" and check the "builder", which in our case is: "@nrwl/jest:jest" Now that we know the builder, we need to find the available cmd-line parameters On the command line, run npm test <ng-project> -- --help to see all available options Or check the online documentation One of the options is --testFile which is used here

import LoggerService from '../LoggerService ';

describe('Method called****', () => {
  it('00000000', () => {
    const logEvent = jest.spyOn(LoggerService, 'logEvent');
    expect(logEvent).toBeDefined();
  });
});

用法:

npm test -- __tests__/LoggerService.test.ts -t '00000000'

只需使用此命令运行并检查特定文件的覆盖范围。

yarn run test Index.js -u --coverage --watchAll=false

不需要传递完整的路径。只需使用正则表达式模式。

看到——testLocationInResults。

yarn jest --testNamePattern my_test_name
yarn jest -t=auth
yarn jest -t component # This will test all whose test name contains `component`

yarn jest --testPathPattern filename # This will match the file path
yarn jest filename # This will match the file path, the same with above

如果你不想全局安装笑话，你可以使用

npx jest foo.test.js

我们在Angular中使用了nrwl-nx。在这种情况下，我们可以使用这个命令:

npm test <ng-project> -- --testFile "file-name-part"

注:

npm test will run the test script specified in package.json: "test": "ng test" --: tells npm to pass the following parameters to the test script (instead of consuming them) Thus the rest of the cmd will be passed to ng test <ng-project> is the name of a project in angular.json when you omit this parameter, the "defaultProject" (specified in angular.json) will be used (so you must specify it, when the test is not in your default project) Next we must check which builder is used: In angular.json navigate to "project" - "<ng-project>" - "architect" - "test" and check the "builder", which in our case is: "@nrwl/jest:jest" Now that we know the builder, we need to find the available cmd-line parameters On the command line, run npm test <ng-project> -- --help to see all available options Or check the online documentation One of the options is --testFile which is used here