Spice Up Your Development Workflow!

pAPRika has arrived with its first public release!

Usage

On each Test Function of Mocha (it) leave an identifier to the function that is attempting to fix, like so: {mySubstring}.

Example in JS:

i2 will show up as an error and suggest to be replaced with (i2 + 1)

function mySubstring(str, i1, i2) {
	return str.substring(i1, i2)
}

describe('mySubstring Testing Suite', function () {
	it('Test Name 1 {mySubstring}', function () {
		assert.equal(mySubstring('This is a string', 1, 2), 'hi')
	})

	it('Test Name 2 {mySubstring}', function () {
		assert.equal(mySubstring('This is a string', 6, 8), 's a')
	})
})

It also supports Property-Based Testing:

> will show up as an error and suggest to be replaced with >=

const fc = require('fast-check')

contains = (text, pattern) => text.indexOf(pattern) > 0

describe('properties', () => {
	it('should always contain itself {contains}', () => {
		fc.assert(fc.property(fc.string(), (text) => contains(text, text)))
	})
	it('should always contain its substrings {contains}', () => {
		fc.assert(
			fc.property(fc.string(), fc.string(), fc.string(), (a, b, c) => {
				return contains(a + b + c, b)
			})
		)
	})
})

For TypeScript support it is required to have tsconfig.json in the root folder.

There are four options for running pAPRika, by saving the file, by opening a file, or by running either of the available commands:

1. pAPRika: Spice this file - This command runs pAPRika on the current file.
2. pAPRika: Spice all open files - This command runs pAPRika on all opened files, as such, it may become resource intensive.

Extension Settings

This extension contributes the following settings:

• pAPRika.runOnOpen: enable/disable running this extension when opening new files.
• pAPRika.runOnSave: enable/disable running this extension when saving new files.

The tool itself will be made available soon!