In favor of better maintenance, performance, and a more cohesive architecture, I'm planning to make some major updates and migrate the opening issues to the next Poku version.

📦 Installing

# Node.js
npm i -D poku@canary

# Node.js + TypeScript
npm i -D poku@canary tsx

# Bun
bun add poku@canary

# Deno (optional)
deno add npm:poku@canary # use "deno run npm:poku@canary" to run tests

⚙️ Migrating

• For Node.js users, make sure you have version 16.x.x or higher.
• For Deno users, make sure you have version 2.x.x or higher.
• Previous verbose reporter is now the default reporter (poku).
• For Docker functionality, please migrate to its dedicated package:

  • npm i -D @pokujs/docker

  • - import { docker } from 'poku';
    + import { docker } from '@pokujs/docker';

🗺️ Roadmap

The changes in the new version are relatively minor for the end user and are limited to just two tasks:

• Drop support for Node.js 14.
  • chore!: drop support for Node.js v14 #1005
• Migrate container feature to an independent package (e.g., @pokujs/docker), allowing better support for new container software such as Podman (e.g., @pokujs/podman), also improving maintenance.
  • chore!: migrate Docker functionality to a dedicated package #1027

📋 Internal tasks

• Drop c8.test.ts in favor of end-to-end testing.
  • chore!: drop support for Node.js v14 #1005
• Include PID features in the coverage report.
  • chore!: drop support for Node.js v14 #1005
• Revisit tests for watch mode.
  • ci: enable tests for Watch mode #1028
• Revisit the currently experimental Shared Resources feature.
  • fix: improve tsx handling #1020
  • fix(shared resources): improve serialization and Windows support #1021
  • refactor: share resources with new API #1032
• Create and expose plugins
  • feat: support external plugins #1052