Reference project for students of Thomas More
Task Tracker is a little tool that allows the end user to track tasks, note comments on tasks and set an task he is actively working on. Task Tracker also believes that priority should be singular and for that reason only one task can be active at the same time.
Before you can use the app you have to install it locally:
npm install
Then you have to build the transpile the TypeScript code to runnable JavaScript:
npm run build
Because we won't be adding any binaries to the codebase the way you run the console application is:
npm start -- ...
Where ... are the options you wish to specify.
For example you can run add to create a new task as followed: npm start -- add "Title" -d "Description"
Or you can list all tickets as followed: npm start -- list
For more info about a single command you can run it with --help for example: npm start -- list --help
To run the tests use npm test
The test files can be found in the folder tests
A test report will also be written to ./mochawesome-report.
To see your test coverage you can run: npm run test:coverage.
This will create a report in the folder ./coverage in which a HTML site is uploaded.
You can open this file in your browser to get a full overview of you code coverage.
If you run the coverage script the test success report will come in ./coverage/mochawesome-report/