A testing framework designed for Bash, and built with Bash.
Minimum Bash version: 3.2.0
Supported platforms:
- GNU Linux
- MacOS
bin/best.sh [options] [test...]Options:
| Option | Value | Description |
|---|---|---|
--jobs / -j |
[number] | Specify the number of tests to run in parallel. Defaults to the current number of logical cores. |
--suite |
[string] | Loads a specific test suite. If this is absent, all suites in $PWD/test will be loaded. |
--snapshot:generate |
Forces all snapshots to be regenerated. | |
--snapshot:show |
Prints the difference between test output and output snapshots. | |
--snapshot:skip |
Skips snapshot testing. | |
--verbose |
Prints STDOUT and STDERR of failed tests. | |
--strict |
Treat skipped tests as though they were failed tests. | |
--failed |
Only show failed tests. | |
--VERBOSE |
Prints STDOUT and STDERR of all tests. | |
--debug |
Prints debug information. This only prints information about best itself. |
|
--porcelain |
Changes the printing mode to something machine-friendly. | |
--color |
Enable color output. | |
--no-color |
Disable color output. |
Subcommands:
| Subcommand | Description |
|---|---|
--list |
Prints a list of tests in the loaded suites. |
--version |
Prints the version and exits. |
--repl |
Enters a minimal REPL similar to the IPC API. |
Environment Variables:
| Variable | Description | Default |
|---|---|---|
$BEST_BASH |
A path to the version of Bash to execute tests with. | |
$TEST_ENV_TMPDIR |
The value of $TMPDIR inside the testing environment. |
Inherited |
$TEST_ENV_PATH |
The value of $PATH inside the testing environment. |
Inherited |
$TEST_ENV_HOME |
The value of $HOME inside the testing environment. |
Inherited |
$TEST_ENV_TERM |
The value of $TERM inside the testing environment. |
xterm-color |
$TEST_LIB_PREFIX |
A variable that prepends a sequence to the test functions. This can be used to prevent function name conflicts with best and the scripts that it's testing. |
None |
$TEST_SHIM_PATH |
The path to the shims loadable by use_shim. |
None |
$TEST_DIR |
The directory where test suites are stored. | $PWD/test |
$SNAPSHOT_DIR |
The directory where snapshots are stored. | $PWD/test-data |
Test suites are located inside $(PWD)/test as .sh files.
test:my_test() {
description 'This is your first test.'
assert_equal 1 1
assert [ "a" = "b" ]
}assert [function...]assert_equal [a] [b]assert_not_equal [a] [b]assert_less [a] [b]assert_less_or_equal [a] [b]assert_greater [a] [b]assert_greater_or_equal [a] [b]assert_exit [code]expect [function...]expect_equal [a] [b]expect_not_equal [a] [b]expect_less [a] [b]expect_less_or_equal [a] [b]expect_greater [a] [b]expect_greater_or_equal [a] [b]fail [pattern] [...]skip [pattern] [...]array_contains [value] in [...]snapshot ["stdout"|"stderr"]description [message]use_shim [name]
The functions named setup and teardown are used for test suite setup and teardown.
The former will be called when the suite is loaded, and the latter will be called after all tests are run.
setup() {
MY_VAR=3
}
teardown() {
unset MY_VAR
}
test:check_setup() {
assert_equal "$MY_VAR" 3
}
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