I've tried a suggestion from a related post (see link below) and it works: create separate files (that don't end in .test
) for each test (or group of tests), import them into the main App.test.js
, and call the files in the desired order. https://github.com/facebook/jest/issues/6194#issuecomment-419837314
However, I wonder if there are better ways of doing this by using Jest scripts for integration tests. This is not for unit tests.
App.test.js
import { apptestgroup1 } from './apptests.set1'
import { apptestgroup2 } from './apptests.set2'
import { apptestgroup3 } from './apptests.set3'
describe('App tests Group 1', apptestgroup1)
describe('App tests Group 2', apptestgroup2)
describe('App tests Group 3', apptestgroup3)
apptests.set1.js
export const apptestgroup1 = () => {
it('sets loggedInUser = false when logOut is called', () => {});
it('renders <Home /> when logOut is called', () => {});
}
apptests.set2.js
(more tests, similar to above)
apptests.set3.js
(more tests, similar to above)
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