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| 9 | # StrykerJS
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| 10 | *Professor X: For someone who hates mutants... you certainly keep some strange company.*
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| 11 | *William Stryker: Oh, they serve their purpose... as long as they can be controlled.*
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| 13 | ## Introduction
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| 14 | For an introduction to mutation testing and StrykerJS features, see [stryker-mutator.io](https://stryker-mutator.io/).
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| 16 | ## Getting started
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| 18 | Please follow the [quickstart on the website](https://stryker-mutator.io/docs/stryker-js/getting-started/).
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| 20 | For small js projects, you can try the following command:
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| 22 | ```
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| 23 | npm install --save-dev @stryker-mutator/core
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| 24 | # Only for small projects:
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| 25 | npx stryker run
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| 26 | ```
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| 28 | It will run stryker with default values:
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| 30 | * Uses `npm test` as your test command
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| 31 | * Searches for files to mutate in the `lib` and `src` directories
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| 33 | ## Usage
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| 35 | ```sh
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| 36 | $ npx stryker <command> [options] [configFile]
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| 37 | ```
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| 39 | See [usage on stryker-mutator.io](https://stryker-mutator.io/docs/stryker-js/usage)
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| 41 | ## Supported mutators
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| 43 | See our website for the [list of currently supported mutators](https://stryker-mutator.io/docs/mutation-testing-elements/supported-mutators).
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| 45 | ## Configuration
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| 47 | See [configuration on stryker-mutator.io](https://stryker-mutator.io/docs/stryker-js/configuration).
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| 49 | ## Programmatic use
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| 51 | Stryker can also be used programmatically from nodejs. It exports 2 classes for you to use: `Stryker` and `StrykerCli`.
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| 53 | ```ts
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| 54 | import { Stryker, StrykerCli } from '@stryker-mutator/core';
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| 55 | ```
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| 57 | Both classes can be used to run Stryker. The main difference is that `Stryker` is a slightly more low-level approach, while `StrykerCli` is the strait up CLI api.
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| 59 | In this example you can see how to use both.
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| 61 | ```ts
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| 62 | async function main() {
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| 63 | // Runs Stryker as if it was called directly from the cli. Not even returns a promise, it assumes to be allowed to call `process.exit`.
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| 64 | new StrykerCli(process.argv /* RAW argv array */ ).run();
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| 66 | // Runs Stryker, will not assume to be allowed to exit the process.
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| 67 | const stryker = new Stryker({ concurrency: 4 } /* Partial Stryker options object */ );
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| 68 | const mutantResults = await stryker.runMutationTest();
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| 69 | // mutantResults or rejected with an error.
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| 70 | }
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| 71 | ```
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| 73 | Stryker is written in TypeScript, so it is recommended to use Stryker as well to get the best developer experience.
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