package otf
otf is a simple Output Test Framework
Install
Dune Dependency
Authors
Maintainers
Sources
otf-0.1.tar.bz2
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Description
Published: 15 Aug 2019
README
README.md
otf is a simple Output Test Framework.
The goal is to test command lines and check that it produces the correct output (exit code, standard output, standard error output).
Usage examples
The tests and example directories contain several tests.
Once otf is compiled, you can for example run one simple test by using the following command:
% ./otf examples/false
------ examples/false -----------------------------
===================================================
Summary: 1 passed, 0 failed
===================================================
To check the configuration of a particular test, you can use the -print-config command:
% ./otf -print-config examples/grep
ARGS: string list = ["foo"] [from "examples/grep.test"]
DIFFOPTIONS: string list = [] [from default configuration]
EXIT_CODE: int = 0 [from default configuration]
PROG: string = "grep" [from "examples/grep.test"]
Config OK
otf supports simple collections, with -run-collection on a directory containing tests:
% ./otf -run-collection examples
===================================================
Running collection "examples"
6 tests collected
failing F
false .
grep .
grep2 .
grep3 .
sort .
===================================================
------ examples/failing ---------------------------
Invalid exit code (got 0 while expecting 1)
===================================================
Summary: 5 passed, 1 failed
===================================================
Finally, it is possible to factor config elements for multiple tests by placing them in the same directory, and by writing the common config elements in config.otfrc in the directory. There is an example in tests/common-config.
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