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Anyone know of a better way to include esmodules in your jest tests?
In case you were thinking about converting all your automated tests to `node:test`:
bjornlu.comI'm Tired of Node Builtin APIs - Bjorn LuNode.js has been releasing some neat APIs for common downstream usecases lately. There's
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git checkout -b mucking-with-mocking
I gotta say, I've started using chatGPT for helping me out with typescript and it's definitely speeded up my learning & getting more adept with it (without having to bother teammates with minor questions, or googling...)
It even just now wrote some fairly decent (yes, simple) jest tests that didn't actually need TOO much fixing up... 
Testing ECMAScript Modules Natively in Jest
UbuverseTesting ECMAScript Modules Natively in JestIn this tutorial, we’ll setup Jest to test a Node.js application that uses ECMAScript modules (ESM). Recent versions of Node.js have full support for ESM, which will eventually become the default mode in place of CommonJS. In the meantime, ESM mode can be easily enabled by setting "type": "module" in package.json.
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@eliajf I was mostly looking into test runners moreso than test frameworks.
#Jest is still dominant by a huge amount, but #WebTestRunner and #JasmineBrowserRunner looked interesting to me. I've had good experiences with WTR in the past, but haven't tried Jasmine's browser runner.
https://modern-web.dev/docs/test-runner/overview/
https://www.npmjs.com/package/jasmine-browser-runner
Modern WebWeb Test Runner: Modern WebGuides, tools and libraries for modern web development.