Łukasz KuczborskiMay 10, 2023
./orta therox

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May 10, 2023 at 3:25pmWeb
Show threadpatakMay 10, 2023
@orta Did you use it with @vitest? How is the integration working? They had some issues a while ago but it should be all smooth now
Show thread./orta theroxMay 10, 2023
@patak @vitest I have not tried it, I was planning on giving vitest a try on https://github.com/sdl-codegen/sdl-codegen/ when I port over the testing infra (from Deno)
GitHub - sdl-codegen/sdl-codegen: GraphQL .d.ts file generation for SDL-first projects

GraphQL .d.ts file generation for SDL-first projects - GitHub - sdl-codegen/sdl-codegen: GraphQL .d.ts file generation for SDL-first projects

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Show threadpatakMay 10, 2023
@orta @vitest Nice! Let me know how that goes when you get to it!
Show thread./orta theroxMay 21, 2023
@patak @vitest Works pretty well, I did no special config for it. It's not quite as tight as the jest integration, but very usable:
Show threadpatakMay 21, 2023
@orta @vitest Awesome! Great to hear that
Show threadjoshua mayMay 10, 2023
@orta speaking of tooling, you still using Enpass for passwords?
Show thread./orta theroxMay 10, 2023
@notjosh Yep! Been happy with it, I don't really use mobiles though, so unsure what that support looks like
Show threadjsonnullMay 11, 2023

@orta “your existing testing/UI framework and IDE” is apparently neither Vitest nor Neovim. :P

Anyways, looks good, and I may end up using anyhow someday.