lein-miditest

A Leiningen plugin to play a midi tone when tests and retests have finished.

Usage

Since this little plugin only adds midi tones to the test and retest tasks, there's not much to do except setting it up. As I assume that you would like to add tones to all tests ran with Leiningen: Put [lein-miditest "0.1.0"] in the :plugins vector inside your :user profile within ~/.lein/profiles.clj should do what you want.

If you've never modified the ~/.lein/profiles.clj file before, create it and put the following clojure snippet into it:

{:user
 {:plugins [[lein-miditest "0.1.0"]]}}

If you want to put this into a project.clj, every single contributor will have midi sounds playing whenever they test code with Leiningen. If you want a midi choir, so be it, but take it into consideration if you want contributors. lein-miditest may also crash servers and CI services (because of a lack of sound systems), so be a bit careful.

That should be everything. lein-miditest comes with the task miditest, which would check if the midi system works correctly on your machine: It should play the french horn and just exit.

Now you can continue to use lein test and lein retest as you'd usually do, but with the sound of a timpani whenever all test succeeds, and the french horn when one or more fails.

Compatibility

lein-miditest has been developed and tested on a 64-bit Debian Jessie laptop and desktop, with 64-bit OpenJDK 1.6 and 1.7 and Leiningen 2.x. It seems to work without issues on such a setup.

If you have trouble getting it up and working, please create a Github issue with your operating system, Java version (java -version) and Leiningen version (lein version).

License

Copyright © 2013 by Jean Niklas L'orange.

Distributed under the Eclipse Public License, version 1.0. You can find a copy in the root of this repository with the name LICENSE.