mocha‑runner is a lightweight command‑line wrapper around Mocha that automatically loads the popular assertion and mocking libraries chai, sinon, sinon‑chai and chai‑fuzzy. It lets developers run test suites by supplying glob patterns, with handy options for caching changed files, filtering, bail, reporters, timeouts, and custom Mocha configs—making it useful for Node.js projects that want a simple, pre‑configured test runner for CI, coverage or watch‑based workflows.
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