Run tests for the known downstream consumers of a Go package.
Given the import path of a Go package, downtest queries GoDoc.org for the
list of all other packages known to import that package. Each of these
downstream consumer packages is tested by running go get then go test.
When the tests are complete a summary of results is printed. Optionally, the
summary can be output as JSON. If all tests passed, downtest quits with exit
code 0; if there were any failures, it quits with exit code 1.
Works okay. Needs more/better tests. Please feel free to submit new tests and/or features via pull request!
$ go get github.com/jmcvetta/downtest/downtest
$ downtest github.com/jmcvetta/napping
Running tests...
github.com/GitbookIO/go-gitbook-api/client FAIL
github.com/Mischanix/jukebox-back pass
github.com/anupcshan/neoism pass
github.com/jmcvetta/napping/examples/github_auth_token pass
github.com/jmcvetta/napping/examples/httpbin pass
github.com/jmcvetta/neoism pass
github.com/jmcvetta/rapportive pass
github.com/jmcvetta/stormpath FAIL
github.com/mostafah/mandrill pass
github.com/pierot/mandrill pass
github.com/piethis/cli/pie pass
github.com/srom/neoism FAIL
github.com/wmluke/translate FAIL
github.com/yookoala/restit pass
Passed 10 / 14 downstream tests.downtest knows nothing about the test requirements of downstream packages.
In the example above some tests are failing because they require an environment
variable to be set. You may need to setup the environment, databases, etc
before running downtest. Use flag -v to see the output of the tests as
they run.
Tests are run in the context of the current $GOPATH.
Automatically generated API
documentation for package
downtest can be found at
GoDoc or Go
Walker.
Options for the command line tool can be listed with the standard help flag:
$ downtest -h
Usage of downtest:
downtest [options] import_path
(where import_path is the full import path of a Go package)
-j=false: JSON output
-u=true: Update packages with "go get -u"
-v=false: VerboseThis is Free Software, released under the terms of the GPL v3.