Closed kingsleyh closed 8 years ago
The XML test report can be requested with the command-line argument --report FILE
.
A std.xml
document tree is created, but only finally it is serialized and written to a file.
The dunit.framework
, however, defines and uses a TestListener
interface.
The implementations of this interface other than the XmlReporter
, write progressively to standard output.
Great thanks for the information.
Currently I find a list of tests to run in the IDE and then iterate the list and execute each one using --filter and I parser the -v output to get the result. I though it might be nice to have the xml output written to stdout and then I could parse that instead. I can work ok with the way it's currently working - but it might be nice to have another option to write the report out to stdout e.g.:
bool stdOutReport = false;
"stdout|o", "Write JUnit-style XML test report to stdout",
&stdOutReport,
public void exit()
{
import std.file;
string report = join(this.document.pretty(4), "\n") ~ "\n";
if (stdOutReport)
{
writeln(report);
}
else
{
write(this.fileName, report);
}
}
No sure how you feel about that. I would like to provide awesome test support in the IDE - so maybe we could come up with some improvements or new features to make the testing experience even more awesome?
Here is an early preview of the test runner I have so far:
https://raw.githubusercontent.com/kingsleyh/DLanguage/testrunnerspike/.README/d-unit-support.png
Please, try the --xml
option introduced with the latest commit:
<testcase>
elements are written progressively to standard output.
A new challenge is that there is no longer a root element for these <testcase>
elements.
Let me know whether you can handle this.
Awesome thanks - I will try it out
Hi
I'm trying to hook d-unit support into my intellij plugin for D here: https://github.com/kingsleyh/DLanguage
How can I get test result information while the test is running so that I can feed it into my test reporter? The readme also mentioned an XML report but doesn't say how to get it - and if its generated only at the end of the run or progressively updated?