Jest supports multiple “projects” in a single invocation, and they can all use a different reporter.
You can define a base config for your repo, and then inherit two sub-configs from it each with different runners and mutually exclusive selection for tests (by suffix, folder, or any convention that works for you).
You can define a base config for your repo, and then inherit two sub-configs from it each with different runners and mutually exclusive selection for tests (by suffix, folder, or any convention that works for you).
See https://jestjs.io/docs/configuration