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gulp-test-tools
Advanced tools
Testing tools for gulp
(example.js)
var runner = require('gulp-test-tools').gulpRunner;
runner({ verbose: true })
.basedir(__dirname)
.chdir('test')
.gulp('build', '--gulpfile fixtures/gulpfile.js')
.run(cb);
function cb(err, stdout, stderr) {
...
}
$ node example.js
---- command
cd /home/sttk/project;
cd test;
node /usr/local/lib/node_modules/gulp-cli/bin/gulp.js build --gulpfile fixtures/gulpfile.js
---- error
null
---- stdout
[20:11:53] Working directory changed to ~/project/test/fixtures
[22:11:53] Using gulpfile ~/project/test/fixtures/gulpfile.js
[20:11:53] Starting 'build'...
[20:11:53] Finished 'build' after 5.11 ms
---- stderr
----.
(example.js)
var eraseTime = require('gulp-test-tools').eraseTime;
var gulpOutput =
"[20:11:53] Starting 'default'...\n" +
"[20:11:53] Finished 'default' after 5.11 ms\n";
console.log(eraseTime(gulpOutput));
$ node example.js
Starting 'default'...
Finished 'default' after 5.11 ms
(example.js)
var eraseLapse = require('gulp-test-tools').eraseLapse;
var gulpOutput =
"[20:11:53] Starting 'default'...\n" +
"[20:11:53] Finished 'default' after 5.11 ms\n";
console.log(eraseLapse(gulpOutput));
$ node example.js
[20:11:53] Starting 'default'...
[20:11:53] Finished 'default' after ?
(example.js)
var skipLines = require('gulp-test-tools').skipLines;
var gulpOutput =
"[20:11:53] Using gulpfile ~/project/gulpfile-2.js\n" +
"[20:11:53] Starting 'default'...\n" +
"[20:11:53] Finished 'default' after 5.11 ms\n";
console.log(skipLines(gulpOutput, 1));
$ node example.js
[20:11:53] Starting 'default'...
[20:11:53] Finished 'default' after 5.11 ms
(example.js)
var headLines = require('gulp-test-tools').headLines;
var gulpOutput =
"[20:11:53] Using gulpfile ~/project/gulpfile-2.js\n" +
"[20:11:53] Starting 'default'...\n" +
"Hello, world!\n" +
"[20:11:53] Finished 'default' after 5.11 ms\n";
console.log(headLines(gulpOutput, 1, 2));
$ node example.js
Hello, world!
Though gulpRunner executes a command on a child process, it can get coverage about the command with istanbul. The way to get coverage is as follows:
$ istanbul cover example.js
If there are multiple test scripts, you can get their total coverage by following way:
$ istanbul cover example.js example2.js --print none && istanbul report lcov text-summary
If you run test scripts in the directory ./test
with istanbul + mocha, you should execute the following command:
$ istanbul cover _mocha --print none && istanbul report lcov text-summary
Creates a gulp runner which generates a command string and runs it.
opts [object] : options for a runner. This object has following properties:
true
, prints command, err, stdout, stderrbasedir(path)
Sets base directory path. This base directory is remained after running gulp.
Arguments:
chdir(path [, path ...])
Sets directory paths to be changed.
Arguments:
gulp(arg [, arg ...])
Sets gulp command with its arguments.
Arguments:
run(cb)
Runs gulp command.
Arguments:
Returns a text which is erased timestamp of each line.
Returns a text which is erased lapse time of ease line.
Returns a text which is skipped the specified number of lines.
Returns a first nLine
lines of a text. If second argument nSkip
is specified, first nSkip
lines are skipped.
MIT
FAQs
Test tools for gulp
We found that gulp-test-tools 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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