I come from Mocha and a bit of Chai, with JSVerify for property testing. I want to convert my tests to ReScript and found this one: https://github.com/bloodyowl/rescript-test for unit and this for property https://github.com/TheSpyder/rescript-fast-check
Are there recommended ones or are these ok?
Progress!
@chenglou mentioned that there is a new testing utility coming out from the ReScript team.
I hope this will be a replacement for my current setup of Jest + @glennsl/bs-jest since I’ve been struggling with esmodules on tests.
I’m using my fast-check library with bs-mocha in production. I am planning to investigate zora soon, but it would take a lot to convert our existing tests 
Any update on this? What are most people using for property-based testing?
My favorite testing library is hedgehog, so anything close to that would be great.
did you find anything?
I didn’t spend any more time looking, but I would shop amongst the javascript property testing options and create bindings for the one that you like.
It’s missing two important features for me:
So instead of reinventing a test fremework, I prefer using bindings for existing ones.
Interesting, none of those are important for me, but this is the kind of response that I was looking for. Do you get wallaby annotations on you res files?
Nope, but it’s still brings enough value to continue using it.
wow this looks like what I need. no JS dependencies. simple and quick
That is how I feel about it too