I like Svelte and it has pushed things forward, but it still has a lot further to go. I found testing hard with Svelte and Jest and Vite, I wrote about this recently:
As SvelteKit uses Vite, Vitest will probably be the way forward. However, it is the VueJS folks who are working on it, so integration with Vue is superior I guess...
What I said in no way bashed Vitest. Quite the opposite, I said it will probably be first choice for testing apps that use vite because it has support of some vite/VueJS folks and that it looks promising. I haven't tried it, but I intend to. I was merely speculating on how far along it is wrt support for different frameworks. Try to find the good in what people say
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I like Svelte and it has pushed things forward, but it still has a lot further to go. I found testing hard with Svelte and Jest and Vite, I wrote about this recently:
Testing a Svelte app with Jest
Rob OLeary ・ Nov 18 '21 ・ 15 min read
As SvelteKit uses Vite, Vitest will probably be the way forward. However, it is the VueJS folks who are working on it, so integration with Vue is superior I guess...
Vitest doesn't prioritise Vue at all. Give it a try before bashing it 🙊
What I said in no way bashed Vitest. Quite the opposite, I said it will probably be first choice for testing apps that use vite because it has support of some vite/VueJS folks and that it looks promising. I haven't tried it, but I intend to. I was merely speculating on how far along it is wrt support for different frameworks. Try to find the good in what people say