Crates.io | provola-terminalreporter |
lib.rs | provola-terminalreporter |
version | 0.2.0 |
source | src |
created_at | 2021-12-13 22:59:36.040231 |
updated_at | 2022-01-07 17:49:33.284758 |
description | A tool for quick development/test cycle in any language |
homepage | https://github.com/alepez/provola |
repository | https://github.com/alepez/provola |
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Test it!→Provalo!→ Provola!
provola
is your best cheese friend when you need to test code quickly.
Just create an input file, an expected output file and a program to digest
the input and provola
will test your program automatically whenever you change
the code.
# Create a simple haskell program
echo 'main = interact reverse' > reverse.hs
# An input for your nice program
echo -n abcd > in.txt
# The expected output
echo -n dcba > out.txt
# Run provola!
provola -i in.txt -o out.txt -s reverse.hs -w .
Where:
-i
is the input file-o
is the expected output file-s
is the source code-w
is the file or directory to watch for changesLanguage | Build | Run |
---|---|---|
Bash | / | ✓ |
C++ | gcc |
✓ |
C | gcc |
✓ |
Haskell | stack ghc |
✓ |
JavaScript | ✓ node |
|
PHP | ✓ | |
Python | ✓ | |
Rust | rustc |
✓ |
provola
is able to use test runners generated by popular test frameworks.
Example:
provola -T GoogleTest -t path/to/gtest/executable
Where:
-T
is the test runner type (e.g.: GoogleTest, Catch2, ...)-t
is the executable to runYou don't need to specify what files to watch, because in this case provola
is
automatically watching changes in the test runner (not the sources!).
You can also find an example of GoogleTest runner inside
provola-googletest/examples/data/
This is a (work in progress) list of supported frameworks:
Framework | Language |
---|---|
Google Test | C++ |
Catch2 | C++ |
If you have a rust toolchain, just clone this project and from the root directory:
cargo install --path .
egui
feature, which provides a GUI, is enabled by default. You can disable it:
cargo install --no-default-features --path .
You can install the provola
package from aur:
yay -S provola
provola
provides shell autocompletion for even faster usage.
You can install autocompletion for yout favourite shell:
provola --shell-compl zsh > ~/.zfunc/_provola