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SOCIFI Default Jest Configuration
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SOCIFI Default Jest Configuration

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# SOCIFI Default Jest Configuration

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This is default configuration for jest that test our javascript libraries.

## What is included

Jest packages with junit reporter. It uses babel to parse ECMAScript 6.

All tests results are generated to tests_results folder. Default folders:

- ./tests - For your test code. All files should be in format *.test.js
- ./src - Your source code
- ./dist - Your compiled source code.

## How to use it

First, install this package:

```nodemon
npm install @socifi/jest-config --save-dev
```

Then create your jest.config.js file:

```javascript
module.exports = require('@socifi/jest-config')();
```

This will test your code in src directory and it will generate junit.xml file and coverage report.

If you want to test your build files, use:

```javascript
module.exports = require('@socifi/jest-config')('build');
```

Coverage tests are skipped and junit tests will generate junit-bundle.xml file. During the tests all your links to src folder will be replace with link to dist folder.