Thanks for leaving a comment :) Yea... It needs a lot of workarounds when it comes to Typescript :)
It does - but I still use Jest as for me its the best all around unit testing framework/library.
For E2E and integration tests, I swear on Cypress, but Jest rules for unit tests.
Cheers, and thanks
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Thanks for leaving a comment :)
Yea... It needs a lot of workarounds when it comes to Typescript :)
It does - but I still use Jest as for me its the best all around unit testing framework/library.
For E2E and integration tests, I swear on Cypress, but Jest rules for unit tests.
Cheers, and thanks