Side test is a VSCode extension that make it easy to navigate to a test file from your source file. You can either just open the test file when in a source file, or make it open in a side by side, very useful when doing TDD.
If you test files are located in the same source folder as the matching source files:
sidetest.unitTest.subFolder: the subfolder to look in to find the test file for a source file. default is null, meaning the test file is in the same folder as the source file.
If your test files are located in a separate root folder:
sidetest.unitTest.rootFolder: the root folder containing the test files (relative to workspace folder)sidetest.source.rootFolder: the root folder containing the source files (relative to workspace folder)
In either mode, you can specify the following options:
sidetest.unitTest.preExtensionSuffix: the suffix to add before the file extension to find the matching test. Common suffix are 'test' and 'spec'. Default is [spec]sidetest.unitTest.prefix: the prefix to add before the source filename. No defaultsidetest.unitTest.suffix: the suffix to add after the source filename. No defaultsidetest.createTestIfMissing: When set to true, the test file will be created if you try to open it and it doesn't exist. false by default
This will open the test file for the currently open source file in a new tab.
This is the same as 'Open test file' but the test file is opened in a side-by-side view using VSCode split editor.
This will open the source file for the currently open test file in a new tab.
This is the same as 'Open source file' but the source file is opened in a side-by-side view using VSCode split editor.
Initial release