Poku

Poku can show you how simple testing can be 🌱

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Poku takes on the testers' difficulties by itself and lets you focus on the tests.

No configurations
      Auto detect ESM and CJS
      Auto detect Typescript files
      Don't export your server (just run it) 🚀
      Run the same test suite for Node.js, Bun and Deno.

Safety and Reliability
      High isolation level per file
      Compatible with Coverage tools
      Run CJS (CommonJS) files directly with Deno
      Easily handle services, servers, processes and ports
      Poku doesn't use eval nor global state 🔐
           In other words, you can run your tests directly, without relying on Poku

npm i -D poku

npm i -D poku tsx

bun add -d poku

deno add npm:poku

import { assert } from 'poku';

assert(true, 'Poku will describe it 🐷');

npx poku

bunx poku

deno run npm:poku

That's it 🎉

🐷 Documentation  •  🧪 Examples  •  🔬 Compare the Most Popular Test Runners

• Test
  • poku (test runner)
  • assert (test assertion)
• Background Services
  • startScript (run package.json scripts in a background process)
  • startService (run files in a background process)
• Processes
  • kill (terminate Ports, Port Ranges and PIDs)
  • getPIDs (get all processes IDs using ports and port ranges)

• beforeEach and afterEach
• test
• describe
• and much more ✨

To see the detailed documentation, please visit the Documentation and Examples sections in the Poku's website.

I'm continuously working to improve Poku. If you've got something interesting to share, feel free to submit a Pull Request. If you notice something wrong, I'd appreciate if you'd open an Issue.

Please check the CONTRIBUTING.md for instructions 🚀

Please check the Philosophy section from Documentation.

Poku is under the MIT License.

Please check the SECURITY.md and the section Is Poku Safe? from Documentation.

• Poku community is gradually building up 🤝
• Although it has no external dependencies, Poku is not all-in-one, so it doesn't have features such as mocks and spies, where you can use your favorite packages or native solutions.

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