To run tests for the project, follow the steps outlined below:

Prerequisites

Ensure you have the necessary dependencies and environment set up. You need to have the following installed:

• Node.js
• npm or yarn

Check the versions installed:

node -v
npm -v

or

yarn -v

Step 1: Clone the Repository

Clone the repository to your local machine using the following command:

git clone https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/...

Navigate to the project directory:

cd ...

Step 2: Install Dependencies

Before running the tests, you need to install the project dependencies. Use either npm or yarn based on your preference:

Using npm:

npm install

Using yarn:

yarn install

Step 3: Running the Tests

Once the dependencies are installed, you can run the tests. The specific command may vary depending on the test framework used in the project. However, common commands include:

Using npm:

npm test

Using yarn:

yarn test

Step 4: Running Specific Tests

To run specific tests, utilize the available options that the test framework provides. For example, if using Jest, you can specify a test file:

npm test -- path/to/testfile.spec.js

or

yarn test path/to/testfile.spec.js

Step 5: Coverage Reports

To generate coverage reports, if supported, you can modify your test command to include coverage. With Jest, this is typically done as follows:

Using npm:

npm test -- --coverage

Using yarn:

yarn test --coverage

This will generate a coverage report indicating the percentage of code that is covered by tests, along with details on which lines and functions are not covered.

Step 6: Continuous Integration

If the project uses a Continuous Integration (CI) pipeline, tests might also run automatically on push or merge requests. Ensure to follow the pipeline documentation for specifics related to test execution within the CI/CD context.

Additional Resources

Refer to the README.md file in the project root directory for any project-specific instructions related to testing and other configurations.

This information is based on the project’s official documentation, detailing the specific commands and processes to set up and run tests effectively.