Majestic

Zero config GUI for Jest

Majestic is a GUI for Jest

- ✅ Run all the tests or a single file

- ⏱ Toggle watch mode

- 📸 Update snapshots

- ❌ Examine test failures as they happen

- ⏲ Console.log() to the UI for debugging

- 🚔 Built-in coverage report

- 🔍 Search tests

- 💎 Works with flow and typescript projects

- 📦 Works with Create react app

Majestic supports Jest 20 and above

Run majestic via npx in a project directory

or install Majestic globally via Yarn and run majestic

or install Majestic globally via Npm and run majestic

Running with the --app flag will launch Majestic as a chrome app.

You can configure Majestic by adding majestic key to package.json.

``` js
// package.json
{
"majestic": {
// if majestic fails to find the Jest package, you can provide it here. Should be relative to the package.json
"jestScriptPath": "../node_modules/jest/bin/jest.js",
// if you want to pass additional arguments to Jest, do it here
"args": ['--config=./path/to/config/file/jest.config.js'],
// environment variables to pass to the process
"env": {
"CI": "true"
}
}
}
```

--config - Will use this config from the list supplied in optional configuration.

--debug - Will output extra debug info to console. Helps with debugging.

--noOpen - Will prevent from automatically opening the UI url in the browser.

--port - Will use this port if available, else Majestic will pick another free port.

--version - Will print the version of Majestic and will exit.

alt+t - run all tests

alt+enter - run selected file

alt+w - watch

alt+s - search

escape - close search

Have a look at some of the common workarounds.

Have a look at the contribution guide.

Contributors

Thanks goes to these wonderful people (emoji key):