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Many reporters will display test duration and flag tests that are slow default: 75ms , as shown here with the SPEC reporter:.
This will be inherited by all nested suites and test-cases that do not override the value. Test-specific timeouts may also be applied, or the use of this. In v8. Warning: With async tests if you disable timeouts via this. Mocha supports the err. Mocha will attempt to display the difference between what was expected, and what the assertion actually saw. By default, Mocha will attempt to trap uncaught exceptions thrown from running tests and report these as test failures.
Use --allow-uncaught to disable this behavior and allow uncaught exceptions to propagate. Will typically cause the process to crash.
Non-compliant tests will be marked as failures. Causes Mocha to stop running tests after the first test failure it encounters. Use this option to have Mocha check for global variables that are leaked while running tests. Specify globals that are acceptable via the --global option for example: --check-leaks --global jQuery --global MyLib. See further explanation and workarounds.
Prior to version v4. It can also be something like a runaway setInterval , or even an errant Promise that never fulfilled. The default behavior in v4. Enforce a rule that tests may not be exclusive use of e. Enforce a rule that tests may not be skipped use of e.
Updated in v6. Define a global variable name. For example, suppose your app deliberately exposes a global named app and YUI , you may want to add --global app --global YUI. By using this option in conjunction with --check-leaks , you can specify a whitelist of known global variables that you expect to leak into global scope. Mocha uses this to highlight test cases that are taking too long. Update in v6. Specifies the test case timeout, defaulting to two 2 seconds milliseconds.
Tests taking longer than this amount of time will be marked as failed. To override you may pass the timeout in milliseconds, or a value with the s suffix, e. Note: synchronous blocking tests are also bound by the timeout, but they will not complete until the code stops blocking. Infinite loops will still be infinite loops! The --ui option lets you specify the interface to use, defaulting to bdd. By default, Mocha uses the supports-color module to decide.
In some cases, color output will be explicitly suppressed by certain reporters outputting in a machine-readable format. When possible, show the difference between expected and actual values when an assertion failure is encountered. By default, Mocha attempts to distill stack traces into less noisy though still useful output.
Allows use of third-party reporters. For example, mocha-lcov-reporter may be used with --reporter mocha-lcov-reporter after it has been installed. Can be specified multiple times. By default, Mocha will search for a config file if --config is not specified; use --no-config to suppress this behavior. For Node. Mocha forwards these options to Node.
The options are set without leading dashes -- , e. Removed in v8. Please use configuration file instead. Specify an explicit path to a package. By default, Mocha looks for a package. Specifying --extension will remove. For example, to load. The option can be given multiple times. The option accepts a comma-delimited list: --extension a,b is equivalent to --extension a --extension b. Explicitly include a test file to be loaded before other test files.
Multiple uses of --file are allowed, and will be loaded in order given. Useful if you want to declare, for example, hooks to be run before every test across all other test files. Files specified in this way should contain one or more suites, tests or hooks. If this is not the case, consider --require instead. Explicitly ignore exclude one or more test files, directories or globs e.
You cannot use --require to set hooks. If you want to set hooks to run, e. There is no separate --import flag. Sort test files by absolute path using Array. The --watch-files and --watch-ignore options can be used to control which files are watched for changes. List of paths or globs to watch when --watch is set.
If a file matching the given glob changes or is added or removed mocha will rerun all tests.
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