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- Vitest for VSCode
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+Vitest extension for Visual Studio Code. Available on Visual Studio Marketplace.
![](https://i.ibb.co/bJCbCf2/202203292020.gif)
-> This extension is powered by
-> [vscode testing api](https://code.visualstudio.com/api/extension-guides/testing).
+## Features
-# Features
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-- Run/debug vitest tests in vscode.
+- **Run**, **debug**, and **watch** Vitest tests in Visual Studio Code.
- NX support (see the [NX sample](./samples/monorepo-nx/)).
-- Watch mode is supported 🎊. Test reruns are blazing fast.
- A `@open` tag can be used when filtering tests, to only show the tests open in the editor.
-![Watch Mode](https://i.ibb.co/YRhJj9f/Screen-Recording-2022-05-21-at-20-09-20.gif)
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-# Requirements
+## Requirements
-- Require VSCode's version >= July 2021 (version 1.59).
-- Require Vitest's version >= v0.12.0
+- Visual Studio Code version >= July 2021 (version 1.59).
+- Vitest version >= v0.12.0
-# Config
+## Configuration
-- `vitest.enable`: This plugin will try to detect whether the current project is
- set up with Vitest to activate itself. If detection fails, you can enable the plugin manually.
-- `vitest.watchOnStartup`: Whether to activate Watch mode per default when the extension starts.
-- `vitest.nodeEnv`: The env passed to runner process in addition to
+- `vitest.enable`: Extension will automatically detect if the current project is using Vitest. If detection fails, extension can be manually enabled via this option.
+- `vitest.watchOnStartup`: Whether to activate Watch mode by default when the extension starts.
+- `vitest.nodeEnv`: Environment passed to the runner process in addition to
`process.env`
-- `vitest.commandLine`: The command line to start vitest tests. **It should have with the ability
+- `vitest.commandLine`: Command to execute Vitest tests. **It should have the ability
to append extra arguments**. For example
- `npx vitest` or `yarn test --`.(This is a workspace setting. Do not change it in
- the user setting directly, which will affect all the projects you open)
-- `vitest.debugExclude`: Automatically skip files covered by these glob patterns. Default:
+ `npx vitest` or `yarn test --`. This is a workspace setting. Do not change it in
+ the user settings, since it will affect all the projects you open)
+- `vitest.debugExclude`: Excludes files matching specified glob patterns from debugging. Default:
`[\"/**\", \"**/node_modules/**\"]`
-# Screenshots
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-**Filter tests by status**
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-**Debug**
+## FAQs (Frequently Asked Questions)
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-**Inspect console output**
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-![](https://i.ibb.co/gMZWXZQ/Screen-Recording-2022-03-29-at-20-59-31.gif)
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-# FAQ
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-#### **How can I use it in monorepo?**
+### How can I use it in monorepo?
See for monorepo support.
-#### **How can I use this extension when tests are under a sub directory?**
+### How can I use this extension when tests are under a sub directory?
You can use VS Code command `add folder to workspace` to add the sub directory. The extension should work fine.
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-#### **`test.each` is not working**
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-Dynamic test name is not supported yet. This extension currently relies on the babel parser to calculate the positions of tests statically.
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-Related issue: https://github.com/vitest-dev/vscode/issues/133