Adaptive Tests for TypeScript

AI‑ready testing for TypeScript. The TS package wraps the JavaScript discovery engine and adds TS niceties (TSX, path aliases).

Quick Start

npm install --save-dev @adaptive-tests/typescript typescript ts-node

Add a minimal Jest test (ts‑jest or similar):

import { getTypeScriptDiscoveryEngine } from '@adaptive-tests/typescript';

test('discovers UserService class', async () => {
  const engine = getTypeScriptDiscoveryEngine(process.cwd());
  const UserService: any = await engine.discoverTarget({ name: 'UserService', type: 'class' });
  expect(new UserService().findById(1)).toBeDefined();
});

Diagnose discovery:

npx adaptive-tests why '{"name":"UserService","type":"class"}'

Stuck? Quick fixes:

• Add .ts/.tsx to discovery.extensions in your config.
• Start simple { "name": "YourClass" } then add type/methods.
• Run why and tune based on candidates shown.

Configuration (optional)

Use the same config format as JavaScript, TS aware by default:

// adaptive-tests.config.js (or .ts)
module.exports = {
  discovery: {
    extensions: ['.ts', '.tsx', '.js'],
    cache: { enabled: true, file: '.adaptive-tests-cache.json' }
  }
};

See more:

• API Reference
• Configuration
• CLI Reference