View console.log's in terminal and view each test description using jest and enzyme
I am currently running a few simple jest test suites to familiarize myself with these test in a react application, all located in a __tests__ directory in the frontend directory of my program.
The complication I am running into: when I have multiple test files, jest will run each test file and the output will show whether or not I am passing the entire suite but not each individual it block in the suite. I am using the --watch flag to monitor only files that have changed since my latest git commit. I can fix this by using the suggestion from this question however when I set "verbose": true in my jest config inside package.json I no longer can view the console.log's in the terminal. When I change this to "verbose": false I can view the console.log's but I can no longer see all of the test descriptions and which ones are passing/failing.
Is there any way to view both the console.log's from each it block and each test's description in my console?
"verbose": false:
"verbose": true:
javascript reactjs jestjs enzyme console.log
asked Jan 2 at 3:38
CalamityAdamCalamityAdam
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I am currently running a few simple jest test suites to familiarize myself with these test in a react application, all located in a __tests__ directory in the frontend directory of my program.
The complication I am running into: when I have multiple test files, jest will run each test file and the output will show whether or not I am passing the entire suite but not each individual it block in the suite. I am using the --watch flag to monitor only files that have changed since my latest git commit. I can fix this by using the suggestion from this question however when I set "verbose": true in my jest config inside package.json I no longer can view the console.log's in the terminal. When I change this to "verbose": false I can view the console.log's but I can no longer see all of the test descriptions and which ones are passing/failing.
Is there any way to view both the console.log's from each it block and each test's description in my console?
"verbose": false:
"verbose": true:
javascript reactjs jestjs enzyme console.log
asked Jan 2 at 3:38
CalamityAdamCalamityAdam
1057
update: SOME console.log's are appearing...console.log('hi')is NOT appearing, butconsole.log(wrapper.debug())IS appearing.wrapperhere is a shallow mounted component.
– CalamityAdam
Jan 2 at 3:58
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I am currently running a few simple jest test suites to familiarize myself with these test in a react application, all located in a __tests__ directory in the frontend directory of my program.
The complication I am running into: when I have multiple test files, jest will run each test file and the output will show whether or not I am passing the entire suite but not each individual it block in the suite. I am using the --watch flag to monitor only files that have changed since my latest git commit. I can fix this by using the suggestion from this question however when I set "verbose": true in my jest config inside package.json I no longer can view the console.log's in the terminal. When I change this to "verbose": false I can view the console.log's but I can no longer see all of the test descriptions and which ones are passing/failing.
Is there any way to view both the console.log's from each it block and each test's description in my console?
"verbose": false:
"verbose": true:
javascript reactjs jestjs enzyme console.log
asked Jan 2 at 3:38
CalamityAdamCalamityAdam
1057
I am currently running a few simple jest test suites to familiarize myself with these test in a react application, all located in a __tests__ directory in the frontend directory of my program.
The complication I am running into: when I have multiple test files, jest will run each test file and the output will show whether or not I am passing the entire suite but not each individual it block in the suite. I am using the --watch flag to monitor only files that have changed since my latest git commit. I can fix this by using the suggestion from this question however when I set "verbose": true in my jest config inside package.json I no longer can view the console.log's in the terminal. When I change this to "verbose": false I can view the console.log's but I can no longer see all of the test descriptions and which ones are passing/failing.
Is there any way to view both the console.log's from each it block and each test's description in my console?
"verbose": false:
"verbose": true:
javascript reactjs jestjs enzyme console.log
javascript reactjs jestjs enzyme console.log
asked Jan 2 at 3:38
CalamityAdamCalamityAdam
1057
asked Jan 2 at 3:38
CalamityAdamCalamityAdam
1057
asked Jan 2 at 3:38
CalamityAdamCalamityAdam
1057
asked Jan 2 at 3:38
CalamityAdamCalamityAdam
1057
asked Jan 2 at 3:38
CalamityAdamCalamityAdam
1057
1057
update: SOME console.log's are appearing...console.log('hi')is NOT appearing, butconsole.log(wrapper.debug())IS appearing.wrapperhere is a shallow mounted component.
– CalamityAdam
Jan 2 at 3:58
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update: SOME console.log's are appearing...console.log('hi')is NOT appearing, butconsole.log(wrapper.debug())IS appearing.wrapperhere is a shallow mounted component.
– CalamityAdam
Jan 2 at 3:58
update: SOME console.log's are appearing...
console.log('hi') is NOT appearing, but console.log(wrapper.debug()) IS appearing. wrapper here is a shallow mounted component.– CalamityAdam
Jan 2 at 3:58
update: SOME console.log's are appearing...
console.log('hi') is NOT appearing, but console.log(wrapper.debug()) IS appearing. wrapper here is a shallow mounted component.– CalamityAdam
Jan 2 at 3:58
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update: SOME console.log's are appearing...
console.log('hi')is NOT appearing, butconsole.log(wrapper.debug())IS appearing.wrapperhere is a shallow mounted component.– CalamityAdam
Jan 2 at 3:58