mstest

Provides an interface for MSTest and parses test output.

Install

npm install mstest

Usage Example

var MSTest = require('mstest');

var msTest = new MSTest();
msTest.testContainer = '/path/to/test.dll';
msTest.details.errorMessage = true;
msTest.details.errorStackTrace = true;
msTest.runTests({
    eachTest: function(test) {
        console.log(test.status + ' - ' + test.name);
    },
    done: function(results, passed, failed) {
        console.log(passed.length + '/' + results.length);
    }
});

API

new MSTest()

Properties

• string exePath: Path to mstest.exe
• string workingDir: Directory to execute the tests from
• bool noIsolation: (Default: false) If true, tests will run within the MSTest.exe process
• string testSettings: Path to a test settings file
• string runConfig: Path to a run configuration file
• string resultsFile: Where to save the results
• bool debugLog: (Default: false) If true, will print out simple debug messages to stdout
• bool useStdErr: (Default: false) If true, mstest will output its error messages to stderr instead of stdout, which can be caught and handled with the options.error callback of runTests()
• string language: (Default: "en") if mstest.exe is non-english, choose another language from localization.json
• object details: Each key that is set to true will be treated as an additional detail. Keys are converted to lowercase when processing. See Microsoft's MSTest.exe Command-Line Options for a list of any valid details. Below is listed some examples
  • bool duration
  • bool errorMessage/errormessage
  • bool errorStackTrace/errorstacktrace

Methods

All methods support chaining

• addTestList( string testList ): Adds a new test list option

• removeTestList( string testList ): Removes a test list option

• clearTestLists(): Removes all test list options

• setCategory( string category ): Sets the category option. Allow logical operators will do this if no other categories are set

• andCategory( string category ): Adds another category using "and" (i.e. ...&category)

• orCategory( string category ): Adds another category using "or" (i.e. ...|category)

• notCategory( string category ): Adds another category using "not" (i.e. ...!category)

• andNotCategory( string category ): Adds another category using "and not" (i.e. ...&!category)

• removeCategory( string category ): Removes a previously added category. Uses notCategory to blacklist a category

• addTest( string test ): Adds a test case filter

• removeTest( string test ): Removes a test case filter

• clearTests(): Clears all test case filters

• publish( object options ): Prepares the tests to be published to a TFS server

  • string options.server: TFS server (i.e. http://TFSMachine:8080)
  • string options.buildName: Name of the build. See /publishbuild for how to find this value
  • string options.flavor: Must match the value set in the build (i.e. debug, release, etc.)
  • string options.platform: Must match the value set in the build (i.e. AnyCPU, x86, etc.)
  • string options.teamProject: Name of the team project the build belongs to
  • string [options.resultsFile]: (Optional) Name of the results file to publish. Only set when publishing previous test results

• dontPublish(): Clears any publish settings

• runTests( object [options] ): Runs the tests with the current settings

  • function( TestResult ) [options.eachTest]: Called after each test is completed
  • function( TestResult[] results, TestResult[] passed, TestResult[] failed ) [options.done]: Called after all of the tests have run
  • function( * ) [options.error]: Called when an error happens