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The test files within test/local are not meant to be executed on ci/cd envs
so they have a separate vitest workspace definition: vitest.workspace.local.mts
To run them simply use:
npm run test:localIf you want to run only a specific project use --project flag.
npm run test:typescript -- --project custom-typesIf you need to create a new typescript test scenario:
- Create a new folder inside
test/typescript - Create a
tsconfig.jsonand ai18next.d.tswith the relevant properties insideCustomOptions - If you need to test multiple tsconfig within the same scenario you can create another
tsconfig.jsonbut with a semantic name between tsconfig and json. E.g.:tsconfig.nonEsModuleInterop.jsoninsidetest/typescript/misc - For more information about workspace setup check
vitest.workspace.typescript.mts