Cmdt is a command-line tool for testing command-line tools.
This is handy for testing a command execution result by checking its exit code and output.
npm install -g cmdt
Run tests on specified .cmdt files:
cmdt run <file1>.cmdt <file2>.cmdt
Run all .cmdt test files contained in a directory:
cmdt run <dir>
Debug exit code and output of failing tests:
cmdt run --debug <file>.cmdt <dir>
Specify test command, expected exit code and/or output regular expression in a .cmdt file:
command: whoami
exitcode: 0
output: someuser
command: time
exitcode: 0
output: real.+user.+sys.+
command: unknowncommand
exitcode: 1
output: ^some error$
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Command-line tool for testing command-line tools
We found that cmdt demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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