Prefix test results with filename when running multiple files

[sindresorhus]

We should prefix the tests with the filename minus extension and prefix test- so this isn't needed.

test-url.js with test('foo bar') would be:

✔ url - foo bar

// @floatdrop

[floatdrop]

Yeah, this would be sweet ✨

[scottcorgan]

Perhaps a way to specify a regex, or something like it, for file naming conventions. I'm not opposed to opinionated libraries, but I know that some people use _url_test.js or url.test.js or __test__/url.js, etc.

Maybe something like a .avarc file would be helpful for this (and things like tap output).

[sindresorhus]

I'm allergic to options, but I'm happy to make the normalizing smarter. Any other naming patterns you can think of?

[scottcorgan]

test/url.js, tests/urls.js is all I can think of

[Qix-]

I personally like dot notation.

With the test name/function being testQux:

• test/test.js or test.js => testQux (special cases)
• test/foo.js => foo.testQux
• test/foo/bar.js => foo.bar.testQux

etc.

[sindresorhus]

@Qix- That won't look very pretty for test titles with spaces, which most of mine are.

test('unicorn rainbow cake') => foo.bar.unicorn rainbow.cake

Probably better to use a non-common symbol, so not to be confused when the user has a test like: test('foo - bar') too.

How about foo › bar › unicorn rainbow cake?

[Qix-]

foo › bar › unicorn rainbow cake is great; just make sure to substitute the character on windows since it doesn't support unicode. 👍

[sindresorhus]

@Qix- Yup, we can use figures.pointerSmall.