@peeky/test is a JavaScript testing framework designed to make it easier and faster to write tests using modern syntax and techniques. It is a versatile and modular framework allowing for easy integration with other testing tools and libraries. Peeky Test provides a simple and intuitive syntax that makes it easy to write and organize tests, and it includes advanced features like parallel testing and debugging.
Jasmine core is a behavior-driven development framework for testing JavaScript code. It provides a simple syntax for writing tests and comes with a rich set of matchers for making assertions on your code. Jasmine core is a standalone framework that can be used with or without other JavaScript libraries or frameworks.
Jasmine has been around for a longer time and has a larger user base and community support as compared to @peeky/test. It is a popular choice for testing JavaScript applications.
Features
Both @peeky/test and Jasmine offer a range of testing features such as test runners, assertion libraries, and spies. However, Jasmine provides a more comprehensive set of functionalities out-of-the-box, including built-in mocking and test coverage reporting.
Syntax
@peeky/test uses a modern, expressive syntax with support for async/await and other modern JavaScript features. Jasmine, on the other hand, uses a more traditional and descriptive syntax.
Integration
Jasmine is designed to work seamlessly with various frameworks like Angular, React, and Node.js. It is widely adopted and supported by many popular testing tools and frameworks. @peeky/test is specifically built for Vue.js applications but can also be used with other frameworks and libraries.
Developer Experience
Both packages provide a good developer experience, but @peeky/test focuses on providing a more intuitive and developer-friendly experience specifically tailored for Vue.js projects. It offers features such as snapshot testing, component testing, and code coverage.
Community and Maintenance
Jasmine has a large and active community, with regular updates and bug fixes. It has been widely adopted and has a strong ecosystem of plugins and extensions. @peeky/test, being Vue.js specific, has a smaller but growing community. It is actively maintained and keeps up with the latest changes in the Vue.js ecosystem.
