Context

Veve enables you to load functions, classes, and any other serializable entities into the global context using the node:vm module. This allows you to make these values accessible across your tests. Here's an example:

import veve from "veve";
 
function hello(): string {
  return "Hello";
}
 
export default veve({
  // Configuration goes here
  context: {
    hello  // Make the 'hello' function available in the global context
  }
});

In this example, the hello function is added to the global context and can be used in your test files.

You can then use this function globally inside your test files:

import { assert } from "veve";
 
// Declare the 'hello' function so TypeScript recognizes it
declare function hello(): string;
 
it("greets correctly", () => {
  assert(hello()).toBe("Hello");
});

With this setup, you can easily add any serializable values (like functions or objects) to the global context in your Veve configuration, ensuring they're accessible throughout your tests.