tiny bash test runner

Makefile

TESTS = $(shell find test/test.*.js)

test:
  @./test/run.sh $(TESTS)

.PHONY: test

run.sh

#!/usr/bin/env bash

echo
for file in $@; do
  printf "\033[90m   ${file#test/}\033[0m "
  node $file && printf "\033[36m✓\033[0m\n"
  test $? -eq 0 || exit $?
done
echo

stdout

$ make test

   test.exports.js ✓
   test.socket.events.js ✓
   test.socket.js ✓
   test.socket.messages.js ✓
   test.socket.pub-sub.filter.js ✓
   test.socket.pub-sub.js ✓
   test.socket.req-rep.js ✓
   test.socket.req-rep.multiple.js ✓
   test.socket.sndmore.js ✓

n00b question: How do I use this?

one sec I'll add a make target example :D

I was rewriting express tests to use similar until I realized windows would be fucked haha. You can also do something like make TESTS=test/test.socket.*.js or just node test/test.socket.js, so even though it's stupid-simple it's kinda nice

Oh fuck ya, that shit is sexy (The $@ confused me, now I know what that means :p).

I'm gonna start using this over my lazy one-liner version: https://github.com/TooTallNate/create/blob/bd015233ca4ac6b7a3cd13c8d1ff0a45dc8f9340/package.json#L9

Hot!

You can get free parallel execution with this + make -j2 test.