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README.md
Testrunner
Usage
Command syntax:
testrunner [options] path
The runner will look recursively for all *.test files at given path.
Test file options
The test files follow the configuration file syntax (similar as .ini), see also
nim parsecfg module.
Required
- program: A test file should have at minimum a program name. This is the name
of the nim source minus the
.nimextension.
Optional
- max_size: To check the maximum size of the binary, in bytes.
- timestamp_peg: If you don't want to use the default timestamps, you can define your own timestamp peg here.
- compile_error: When expecting a compilation failure, the error message that should be expected.
- error_file: When expecting a compilation failure, the source file where the error should occur.
- os: Space and/or comma separated list of operating systems for which the
test should be run. Defaults to
"linux, macosx, windows". Tests meant for a different OS than the host will be marked asSKIPPED. - --skip: This will simply skip the test (will not be marked as failure).
Forwarded Options
Any other options or key-value pairs will be forwarded to the nim compiler.
A key-value pair will become a conditional symbol + value (-d:SYMBOL(:VAL))
for the nim compiler, e.g. for -d:chronicles_timestamps="UnixTime" the test
file requires:
chronicles_timestamps="UnixTime"
If only a key is given, an empty value will be forwarded.
An option will be forwarded as is to the nim compiler, e.g. this can be added in a test file:
--opt:size
Outputs
For outputs to be compared, the output string should be set to the output name (stdout or filename) from within the "Output" section, e.g.:
[Output]
stdout="""expected stdout output"""
file.log="""expected file output"""
Triple quotes can be used for multiple lines.