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I really like wallaby and it's crazy how much of a difference it can make in my development process.
Unfortunately I can't always just use Node.js based languages.
It would be nice if I was able to write a custom testFramework function that runs test files and returns a standard output (like JUnit). That, in combination with custom compilers, would allow me to run almost anything as long as I return the right information.
I've been trying to see if I can make it work with golang somehow. Currently I'm using gopherjs to compile go into JS and creating custom coverage trees via go/parser and go/ast
Currently I'm using gopherjs to compile go into JS and creating custom coverage trees via go/parser and go/ast
Are you then running your code using node as the runtime?
Not currently no.
Which I guess makes the gopherjs point irrelevant.
If a custom test runner were to be used would a node runtime still be needed?
At this point in time, all test runners need to a JavaScript runtime (not necessarily node, can be browser)