Excluding jest assertions from spell check

[haach]

Hey everyone!
I am using cspell together with jest in my project. While I want cspell to check my test descriptions, I don't want it to run on certain assertions like .toEqual or .toMatchInlineSnapshot.
Is there a way to configure cspell for this scenario? I played around with ignoreRegExpList and regex, but the regex becomes really complex for nested arrays and objects.
Anyone else run into this?

[Jason3S]

@haach,

This is not exactly the answer you are looking for, but have you tried using the directives to turn on/off the spell checking. Just add them to a comment.

• cspell:dictionary lorem-ipsum - to enable the lorem-ipusm dictionary in the file.
• cspell:disable - disable spell checking
• cspell:enable - re-enable spell checking
• cspell:disable-line - disable spell checking the current line.
• cpsell:disable-next-line - disable spell checking the next line.

[haach]

Hey @Jason3S !
Thanks for your quick response! The misspelled words in my test files come from the jest renderer. In my specific use case, .textContent will expose a component's text in a way that for example a new line gets omitted and words are concatenated.
Some text on one line\nMore text on the next line --> results in misspelled lineMore
I could ignore each of these new creations, but optimally one should not have to care about that when writing tests.