How to use the @jest/reporters/build/get_result_header.default function in @jest/reporters
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printTestFileHeader(testPath, config, result) {
this.log(getResultHeader(result, this._globalConfig, config));
const consoleBuffer = result.console;
const testFailed = result.numFailingTests > 0;
if (testFailed && consoleBuffer && consoleBuffer.length) {
// prettier-ignore
this.log(
` ${TITLE_BULLET}Console\n\n${getConsoleOutput(
config.cwd,
!!this._globalConfig.verbose,
consoleBuffer
)}`
);
}
}
}printTestFileHeader(testPath, config, result) {
this.log(getResultHeader(result, this._globalConfig, config));
const consoleBuffer = result.console;
const testFailed = result.numFailingTests > 0;
if (testFailed && consoleBuffer && consoleBuffer.length) {
// prettier-ignore
this.log(
` ${TITLE_BULLET}Console\n\n${getConsoleOutput(
config.cwd,
!!this._globalConfig.verbose,
consoleBuffer
)}`
);
}
}
}
