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workshopper-adventure-test

v1.2.0

Published

A test system to test workshopper-adventures.

Downloads

31

Readme

workshopper-adventure-test

Build Status js-standard-style

workshopper-adventure-test is test system specifically for nodeschool workshopper-adventures. However: It should work also for workshoppers and adventures.

Concept

NodeSchool tutorials can be executed through the CLI. As such the lowest common denominator should be the CLI access. Basically: This test executes the tutorial with command line arguments and sees if the result matches basic rules.

Usage

You can install workshopper-adventure-test globally or use it as part of the tutorials package.json:

$ npm i workshopper-adventure-test

Then add this to your package.json:

"scripts": {
    "test": "workshopper-adventure-test"
}

Then you should be able to run it in your workshopper/adventure using npm test

Workshopper specific tests

This test system will lookup the ./test folder of your workshopper/adventure for files to test your exercises. The folder structure has to look like this:

<tutorial>
 |
 \--- test
    |---- hello_world
    |   |---- valid_01.js
    |   \---- invalid_01.js
    |
    \---- baby_steps
        |---- valid_01.js
        \---- invalid_01.js

In this example-structure two exercises will be tested: hello_world and baby_steps. The names are simplified version of the names returned by $ <tutorial> list. Any "valid" test has to pass, any "invalid" test has to fail.

Status-QUO

At the moment it works better than not but there are quite a few things that could and should be improved. Help, feedback, suggestions for improvement warmly welcome!