tests.edn

#kaocha/v1
{:reporter        #profile {:default [kaocha.report/documentation]
                            :ci      [kaocha.report/dots]}
 ;; Make sure no information gets hidden, since this kind of setup can take a
 ;; bit of debugging to get it right
 :capture-output? #profile {:default true
                            :verbose false}
 :bindings        {kaocha.stacktrace/*stacktrace-filters* []}
 :plugins         #profile {:default     [:print-invocations :hooks :notifier]
                            :ci          [:print-invocations :hooks :junit-xml]
                            :ci-coverage [:print-invocations :hooks
                                          :cloverage :profiling :junit-xml]}

 :kaocha.plugin.junit-xml/target-file "target/junit/unit.xml"

 :tests
 [{:id           :cljs
   :type         :kaocha.type/cljs2
   :source-paths ["src/main" "src/shared" "src/test"]
   :test-paths   ["src/test"]
   ;; :ns-patterns  [".*"]
   ;; :ns-patterns  [".*test$"]
   ;; :ns-patterns  ["dinsro.all-tests"]
   ;; This is used in our own hooks to select the right shadow build to compile
   :shadow/build :test

   ;; Hooks to ensure funnel is running, ensure the shadow-server is
   ;; started, and to run the compilation
   :kaocha.hooks/pre-load-test dinsro.kaocha-hooks/pre-load

   ;; The client hook is responsible for finding JS environments (via
   ;; funnel) that we can talk to. In our case it checks if any valid
   ;; clients are already connected to funnel, if not it opens a browser.
   ;; This way we can reuse the browser tab
   :kaocha.cljs2/clients-hook
   #profile {:default dinsro.kaocha-hooks/launch-browser-and-wait
             :ci      dinsro.kaocha-hooks/launch-headless-browser-and-wait}}

  {:id           :clj
   :focus-meta   [:focus]
   :source-paths ["src/test" "src/main" "src/shared"]
   :test-paths   ["src/test"]
   :ns-patterns  [".*"]}]}