ember-cli-test-info

1.0.0 verified Sat Apr 25 auth: no javascript

A utility package for Ember CLI that extracts and provides test information for blueprints and addons. Version 1.0.0 is stable, with no recent updates. It is used internally by Ember CLI's blueprint system to generate test files. Minimal documentation; primarily a dependency for other Ember CLI addons and blueprints.

Common errors

error SyntaxError: Named export 'testInfo' not found. The requested module 'ember-cli-test-info' is a CommonJS module; it may not support all module.exports as named exports. ↓

cause Attempting to import named export 'testInfo' from a default-only CommonJS module.

fix

Use default import: import testInfo from 'ember-cli-test-info'.

Warnings

gotcha The package exports only a default function; no named exports. ↓

fix Use `import testInfo from 'ember-cli-test-info'`.

deprecated The package has not been updated since 2016; functionality may be superseded by newer Ember CLI versions. ↓

fix Check Ember CLI documentation for current test info extraction methods.

Install

npm install ember-cli-test-info

yarn add ember-cli-test-info

pnpm add ember-cli-test-info

Imports

default
wrong
```
const testInfo = require('ember-cli-test-info');
```
correct
```
import testInfo from 'ember-cli-test-info';
```
Package is an ES module. CommonJS require works if using Node.js with CJS interop, but ESM import is preferred.
testInfo
wrong
```
import * as testInfo from 'ember-cli-test-info';
```
correct
```
const testInfo = require('ember-cli-test-info');
```
Default export can be imported as namespace, but it's unnecessary. Use default import for clarity.

testInfo

wrong

import { testInfo } from 'ember-cli-test-info';

correct

import testInfo from 'ember-cli-test-info';

No named export 'testInfo'. Use default import.

Quickstart

Demonstrates importing and using the default function to extract test info for a given module name.

import testInfo from 'ember-cli-test-info';

// Example: get test info for a module name
const info = testInfo('my-component');
console.log(info); // { name: 'my-component', ... }