Use absolute paths with Jest

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Use absolute paths with Jest



I have create an app with create-react-app.

I have set in .env my NODE_PATH=src/

All works fine when I launch react-script start but when I launch react-script test I have an error: import is not found.
In my package.json :


"test": "jest --colors --coverage test"



Edit

It work fine with:


"jest":
"modulePaths": ["src/"],
"testURL": "http://localhost",
"jest": "^22.4.4"




2 Answers
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You should execute your tests with



npm test


npm test



instead of directly using react-scripts here. Jest is automatically configured while using project created by create-react-app.


react-scripts


create-react-app



If you want to directly call jest instead using the bundling set in react-scripts, you have to call:


jest


react-scripts


"test": "./node_modules/jest/bin/jest.js --colors --coverage test"






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