Simple test runner for Bash.
Just download the file (preferably somewhere in your $PATH) and give it
execution permissions:
$ curl -L https://git.io/bash-test > /usr/local/bin/bash-test &&\
chmod +x /usr/local/bin/bash-test
Write test cases as Shell Functions, starting with test_ and export the
variable SOURCE with the relative path to the directory where your scripts
are located.
Example:
#!/usr/bin/env bash
export SOURCE='../src'
test_something() {
echo "foo" | grep "bar"
}
test_something_else() {
test 2 -eq 2
}
test_my_script() {
test $(my-script 'some input') -eq 'some output'
}
To run the tests, simply:
$ bash-test path/to/tests.sh
bash-test v0.3.0 by Campanda GmbH and contributors.
tests.sh
✓ test_my_script
✗ test_something
✓ test_something_else
1 of 3 tests failed.
Consider the following files:
my_test_cases.txt
/ 200
/login 302
/foobar 404
And my_test_generator.sh:
#!/usr/bin/env bash
data_provider_for_test_status_code=/path/to/my_test_cases.txt
function _test_status_code {
path="$1"
expected_status_code="$2"
$actual=$(curl -sI http://my.website.com/$path)
echo "$actual" | grep -q "$expected_status_code"
}
That would produce the following output:
$ bash-test /path/to/my_test_generator.sh
bash-test v0.3.0 by Campanda GmbH and contributors.
my_test_generator.sh
✓ _test_status_code / 200
✓ _test_status_code /login 302
✓ _test_status_code /foobar 404
3 tests completed.
In some_test.sh:
#!/usr/bin/env bash
before() {
export CAKE_FILLER='chocolate'
}
test_app_configuration_through_env {
$response=$(curl -s http://my.website.com/cake-filler)
echo "$response" | grep -q "chocolate"
}
after() {
unset CAKE_FILLER
}
before and after functions are executed before and after executing
the tests from the current file.
bash-test is released under the MIT License.
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