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jlpm test
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```
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+Note: We are in the process of changing our test suite over to use `jest`. For folders
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+that have a `jest.conf.js` file, please see the `jest` specific instructions below.
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You can also select specific test file(s) to run using a pattern:
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```bash
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-cd tests/test-console
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+cd tests/test-notebook
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jlpm test --pattern=src/*.spec.ts
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jlpm test --pattern=src/history.spec.ts
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```
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@@ -186,6 +189,13 @@ command, where `<package-directory-name>` is the name of the folder in
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jlpm create:test <package-directory-name>
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```
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+#### Running Jest Tests
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+For those test folders that use `jest`, they can be run as `jlpm test` to run the files
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+directly. You can also use `jlpm test --namePattern=<regex>` to specify specific test
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+suite names, and `jlpm test --pathPattern=<regex>` to specify specific test module names. In order to watch the code, add a `debugger` line in your code and run `jlpm watch`. This will start a node V8 debugger, which can be debugged
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+in Chrome by browsing to `chrome://inspect/` and launching the remote session.
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+
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### Build and run the stand-alone examples
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To install and build the examples in the `examples` directory:
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Saul Shanabrook