A Visual Studio Code extension that helps you with your tests in Elixir!

You can install it through the Visual Studio Code Marketplace.

There are a few options that you can set for this extension under the vscode-elixir-test object:

• mixEnv: when set, injects the MIX_ENV env var before mix commands. Default: null.
• focusOnTerminalAfterTest: focus the terminal after the test is executed. Default true.
• beforeTest: a custom command to run on the terminal before running the test command. Default null.

Example:

{
  "vscode-elixir-test": {
    "mixEnv": "test",
    "focusOnTerminalAfterTest": true,
    "beforeTest": "clear",
  }
}

This enables you to navigate back and forth between your elixir file and its test.

The default keybinding is Cmd + Shift + J (macOS) and Ctrl + Shift + J (Linux/Windows)

The default keybinding is Cmd + Shift + I, F (macOS) and Ctrl + Shift + 8, F (Linux/Windows)

This one does the same as above, but for a single test.

The default keybinding is Cmd + Shift + I, C (macOS) and Ctrl + Shift + 8, C (Linux/Windows)

This one does the same as above, but for all tests within a folder.

The default keybinding is Cmd + Shift + I, D (macOS) and Ctrl + Shift + 8, D (Linux/Windows)

Alternatively, right-click the folder in the Explorer and select Elixir Test: Run all tests in a folder.

This one does the same as above, but for the entire test suite.

The default keybinding is Cmd + Shift + I, S (macOS) and Ctrl + Shift + 8, S (Linux/Windows)

This one will run the last test command you ran from this extension.

The default keybinding is Cmd + Shift + I, L (macOS) and Ctrl + Shift + 8, L (Linux/Windows)

To watch tests, you need to install mix_test_watch dependency.

Feel free to suggest some new features or report bugs creating a new issue. Or even better, you can open a pull request! 😄