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jasmine-slow-spec-reporter

0.3.0

JavaScript

Installations

npm install jasmine-slow-spec-reporter

Developer Guide

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JavaScript

JavaScript (100%)

Developer

dylanjha

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1 Stars

11 Commits

1 Watchers

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1 Contributors

Updated on Jan 19, 2018

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Package Meta Information

Latest Version

0.3.0

Package Id

jasmine-slow-spec-reporter@0.3.0

Size

2.31 kB

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Dependencies

chalk lodash

Dev Dependencies

jasmine

Jasmine Slow Spec Reporter

When you run your test suite, have jasmine output the slow tests.

This is inspired by one of the lessons in the Code Quality Challenge.

Slow tests are a drag on your whole development process. Especially over a long period of time it's easy to end up with a test suite that takes a long time to run and that discourages developers from adding more tests.

Usage

yarn add jasmine-slow-spec-reporter --dev

npm install jasmine-slow-spec-reporter --save-dev

1const SlowSpecReporter = require('jasmine-slow-spec-reporter')
2jasmine.addReporter(new SlowSpecReporter())

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Score

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Last Scanned on 2025-07-07

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