package autofonce_misc
A modern runner for GNU Autoconf Testsuites
Install
Dune Dependency
Authors
Maintainers
Sources
v0.8.tar.gz
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README.md.html
README.md
autofonce
autofonce is a modern runner for GNU Autoconf Testsuites: autofonce has a limited understanding of m4 macros that appear in testsuites written for the GNU Autoconf testsuites, and can run such tests in a modern way.
Website: https://ocamlpro.github.io/autofonce
General Documentation: https://ocamlpro.github.io/autofonce/sphinx
API Documentation: https://ocamlpro.github.io/autofonce/doc
Sources: https://github.com/ocamlpro/autofonce
Main Features
automatic run from any directory in the project
short display focusing on failed tests
automatic parallel execution
promotion of tests results to fix tests
Example of Autofonce Test
Here is a simple example of test understood by autofonce
:
# Start of a test, and the name that will be displayed
AT_SETUP([Example test])
# can be used to select tests to run:
AT_KEYWORDS([example test autofonce])
# create a file `file` with its content
AT_DATA([file], [
content of file
on multiple lines
])
# call some command, check its exit code, stdout, stderr
AT_CHECK([cat file], [0], [stdout of my command], [stderr of my command])
# you can do more, ignore some results, run more tests in case of failure, etc.
# end of the test
AT_CLEANUP
Now, copy this test in a file test.at
, and run autofonce
:
$ autofonce init
$ autofonce run -T test.at
Project description loaded from $PWD/autofonce.toml
Loading tests from file "$PWD/test.at"
Creating testing directory $PWD/_autofonce
0001 Example test FAIL (test.at:14:0 stdout stderr)
Results:
* 1 checks performed
* 0 / 1 tests executed successfully
* 1 tests failed: 0001
File "$PWD/_autofonce/results.log" created with failure results
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