ReSharper cannot launch Mocha tests and tries to use Jasmine instead of it.

Hello Andrey!

Thank you for contacting us.

Mocha isn't currently supported by ReSharper. We've planned Karma support in ReSharper 2019.1 and Mocha should come next.

We can assist you in configuring hello-world application so it works without Mocha.

Thank you.

> We can assist you in configuring hello-world application so it works without Mocha.

Thank you. Yes, I would be grateful for help.

Hello Andrey!

Please accept our apologies for delay in responding.

The following steps should be performed: 

1. Specify references for Jasmine typings.

Add typings either 
using npm so they could be included automatically:

npm install @types/jasmine --save-dev

or add manually  jasmine.d.ts file to the project and reference it the following way:

/// <reference path="../../Typings/Jasmine/jasmine.d.ts"/>

2. Specify module links
Currently module references should be specified both as standard TypeScript import and using  /// <reference path="..." />:

- 8< ------------------------------
/// <reference path="../../../Scripts/Component1.ts"/>
import { Calculator } from "../../../Scripts/Component1";
- 8< ------------------------------

3. Add  _references.ts file to the project. The file should contain the following code:

- 8< ------------------------------
var exports = {};

function require(path) {
return exports;
}
- 8< ------------------------------

We plan to fix in future versions necessity of adding /// <reference/> and  _references.ts file.

Thank you.

It did'n help me...

> npm install @types/jasmine --save-dev

Ok. I did it, but just in case I remind you that I use Mocha instead of Jasmine.

> Currently module references should be specified both as standard TypeScript import and using  /// <reference path="..." />

Ok, I did it.

> Add  _references.ts file to the project.

What project did you mean? I have two. Ok, I added this file into the `test` directory of my SuperLibraryTests project.

Now I get the compilation error of my SuperLibraryTests project:

I updated my code sources on GitHub here, You can get and look it.