Testing on the TypeScript track

Before trying to execute the tests, ensure the assignment folder is set-up correctly by following the installation steps, namely corepack yarn install and the Editor SDK setup.

Execute the tests with:

$ corepack yarn test

Be sure your code follows best practices, as other users do, with eslint, a tool to perform static analysis to your code. Tools like this save you some time detecting typos or silly mistakes in your code:

$ corepack yarn lint

Or do both at the same time:

$ corepack yarn test && corepack yarn lint

The TypeScript track on Exercism does not enforce code style, so you're free to choose between semicolons, tabs vs spaces, and everything in-between.

Making Your First Module

Usually, tests on this track will load your implementation importing it as a module: import Bob from './bob';. To make it work, you need to export your implementation from the file the tests are looking for your module, bob.ts:

export class Bob {
  public hey(message: string) {
    // Your solution here
  }
}

We've provided stubs in each exercise and placed this export in there for you.