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What can I do if I want to use this lib with mocha?

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I like the semi-BDD approach of mocha and using test() instead of describe(it()) would be a huge step backward for me. Will this repo merged into jest? If not, where can we find the new documentation and where can we send the new issues? What alternatives do you have if we don’t want to use jest? There is an old https://github.com/Automattic/expect.js I used that previously, but it is no longer maintained, that’s why I tried this one. Probably I should have read the readme file more carefully…

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inf3rnocommented, Sep 11, 2018

Well I really don’t have the time for this, so this will be my last comment. What I use to do is write into google or into the github search field my keywords, check the quick starts from the readme files, the stars, the last updates and the travis results of the repos. If I think someting is worth to use, then I follow the installation guide in the readme file, which is usually npm install xy --save. I use the npmjs site only if I want to publish something and I want to check whether a name already exists. Actually there is a CLI command for that too, but I always forget it, so it is faster to check the site, than reading the documentation again. I am going to use chai instead, their API is not as good as yours, but at least they don’t have communication problems. Good luck!

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ljharbcommented, Sep 11, 2018

Since you installed the software from npm, it doesn’t really make sense to use anything else (and expect you’ll always get the right result).

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