Astro Test Utils
TODO: Some introduction
How to install
Fixtures
config
Type: AstroConfig
The final config passed to Astro’s programatic CLI entrypoints. This configuration can be overriden on each method call. Will be automatically passed to the methods below:
startDevServer
Type: (inlineConfig:
AstroInlineConfig
) => Promise<DevServer>
Starts a dev server at an available port.
This server can’t be running at the same time for thein same fixture as .preview() since they share ports. Be sure to call devServer.stop() before test exit.
Equivalent to running astro dev
.
build
Type: (inlineConfig:
AstroInlineConfig
) => Promise<void>
Builds into current folder (will erase previous build).
Equivalent to running astro build
.
preview
Type: (inlineConfig:
AstroInlineConfig
) => Promise<PreviewServer>
Starts a preview server.
This server can’t be running at the same time for thein same fixture as .dev() since they share ports. Be sure to call server.stop() before test exit.
Equivalent to running astro preview
.
sync
Type: (inlineConfig:
AstroInlineConfig
) => Promise<void>
Synchronizes the Astro project and configuration with the generated code, populating the src/env.d.ts
file and the .astro
directory.
Equivalent to running astro sync
.
clean
Type: () => Promise<void>
Deletes the generated files from the fixture directory. Specifically, it deletes:
- The output directory (
outDir
config) - The cache directory (
cacheDir
config) - The
.astro
directory generated in the project - the
.astro
directory generated in thenode_modules
resolveUrl
Type: (url: string) => string
Resolves a relative URL to the full url of the running server.
This can only be called after either .startDevServer()
or .preview()
is called.
fetch
Type: (url: string, opts?:
RequestInit
) => Promise<
Response
>
Send a request to the given URL. If the URL is relative, it will be resolved relative to the root of the server (without a base path).
This can only be called after either .startDevServer()
or .preview()
is called.
pathExists
Type: (path: string) => boolean
Checks whether the given path exists on the build output (outDir
config).
readFile
Type: (path: string) => Promise<string>
Read a file from the build (relative to outDir
config).
editFile
Type: (path: string, updater: string | ((content: string) => string)) => Promise<() => void>
Edit a file in the fixture directory.
The first parameter is a path relative to the root of the fixture.
The second parameter can be the new content of the file or a function that takes the current content and returns the new content.
This function returns a Promise that resolves to another function. This resolved function can be called to revert the changes.
All changes made with editFile
are automatically reverted before the process exits.
resetAllFiles
Type: () => void
Reset all changes made with .editFile()
readdir
Type: (path: string) => Promise<string[]>
Read a directory from the build output (relative to outDir
config).
This is a convenience wrapper around readdir from Node’s FS Promise API.
glob
Type: (pattern: string) => Promise<string[]>
Find entries in the build output matching the glob pattern.
The glob syntax used is from fast-glob
.
loadNodeAdapterHandler
Type: () => Promise<(req:
http.IncomingMessage
, res:
http.ServerResponse
) => void>
Load the handler for an app built using the Node Adapter.
The handler is the same as a listener for the request
event from Node’s native HTTP module.
loadTestAdapterApp
Type: () => Promise<TestApp>
TestApp
A minimal proxy to the underlying Astro App using the test adapter.
render
Renders a Response
from the given Request
.
toInternalApp
Returns the underlying Astro App.
Test Adapter
An Astro Adapter that exposes the rendering process to be called directly.
It also collects information about the build passed to the adapter to be inspected.
None of the options are required.
env
Type: Record<string, string | undefined>
Server-side environment variables to be used by astro:env
.
setRoutes
Type: (routes:
RouteData
[]) => Promise<void>
A callback function that will receive the final value of the project routes.
Utilities
No Node checker
A Vite plugin to ensure no module in the final bundle relies on the built-in Node modules.
If the generated bundle contains any reference to a Node module the build will fail.
The checked modules are those from the built-in module list provided as part of node:modules
, both with an without the node:
prefix, as well as the prefix-only modules.
TODOs
- Send a PR to Astro Docs fixing the signature of the
dev
,build
,preview
andsync
APIs; - Send a PR to Astro Docs fixing the documentation of
AstroInlineConfig
; - Send a PR to Astro Docs documenting the
DevServer
; - Send a PR to Astro Docs documenting the
PreviewServer
;