• Run a specific test or test file

npm test src/views/RegistrationForm.test.tsx (.test.ts can be omitted)

Using npx + react-scripts:

npx react-scripts test src/utils/product/ - run all tests inside product folder

npx react-scripts test src/utils/product/price.test.ts - run only tests from price file (.test.ts can be omitted)

If you have Jest installed globally:

jest -f ContactCard - runs only files named ContactCard (gives each test details)

jest -f service/api - runs all tests in api folder (no test details)

-f - can be omitted

jest -t "Contact Card" - runs ALL tests but skips them except those matching name after -t

-t means --testNamePattern

check if this works: jest -t "Contact Card" "ContactCard" ("Contact Card" - test name, "ContactCard" - test file name)

If you have an it/test inside of a describe block, you can run:

jest -t [describe] [it/test]

To skip some tests in your file put only, e.g:

test.only("should return...", () => {});

it.only("should return...", () => {});

describe.only("Profile", () => { ... });

To skip a test add an x before it/test or describe:

xdescribe("Profile", () => {});

xit("should return...", () => {});

TO VERIFY: try putting skip after it/test or describe: it.skip("should ...", () => {});

More on that here: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/42827054/how-do-i-run-a-single-test-using-jest

• Debugging tests

You can use the debug method, accessible from the screen object, to log the current HTML output of components:

it("displays contact card", () => {
   render(<ContactCard />);
   screen.debug();
});

• Coverage report

To generate a coverage report for a specific file run:

npx react-scripts test src/hooks/useCounter.test.ts --coverage --collectCoverageFrom=src/hooks/useCounter.ts

This will also work:

npx react-scripts test useCounter.test.ts --coverage --collectCoverageFrom=src/hooks/useCounter.ts

Then open report at: my-project/coverage/lcov-report/index.html. Note that the path might be different in your project.

If your test file runs but coverage shows 0% check if the file extension was put correctly, e.g. *.tsx/*.ts/*.jsx

• Library react-app-rewired examples:

npx react-app-rewired test -t "Contact Card" - bad as it runs and skips all except tests matching "Contact Card"

npx react-app-rewired test -f ContactCard - good as it runs only files named ContactCard, and gives each test details

npx react-app-rewired test -f service/api - runs all tests in api folder, gives no test details

-f stands for file name

To generate and log instanbul coverage html report:

npx react-app-rewired test --coverage -f ContactCard