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   by jeffmo 12y ago

   I went ahead and added it to the main page of the website: http://facebook.github.io/jest/
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   by jeffmo 12y ago

   About a month or three ago I hacked up a grunt task for React, but it wasn't very useful since we hadn't opensourced Jest yet. The code is now a little stale and dated, but it basically just shells out to the bin/jest.js scri
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   by jeffmo 12y ago

   At some point I'd like to add support for using mocha within Jest as well. Right now we use jasmine internally, so I was pretty focused on getting it running with that. However, it is (quite intentionally) built such that the 'jas
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   by jeffmo 12y ago

   Internally we use jstransform (github.com/facebook/jstransform) because it allows us to plug in individual transforms more easily. It's also what React uses for it's jsx transformations. jstransform also ships with a few
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   by jeffmo 12y ago

   I hadn't looked at Sinon.JS before, but it does seem worth checking into...thanks!
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   by jeffmo 12y ago

   BTW, I've updated the main page of the site to give some more context here -- thanks for asking the question!
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   by jeffmo 12y ago

   jinx!
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   by jeffmo 12y ago

   jasmine and mocha are test frameworks (they're the things that supply your describe() and it() functions), but they don't really supply you with everything you need to get set up to run tests. jest is a test runner that includes a
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   by jeffmo 12y ago

   (Hi, I'm the fb eng who wrote Jest) Yea, I'd really like to add support for other testing frameworks as well. Right now we use jasmine internally, so I was pretty focused on getting it running with that. However, it is (quite inte
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    by jeffmo 12y ago

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