This directory contains make rules for running project unit tests.

Usage: make <command> [<ENV_VAR>=<value> <ENV_VAR>=<value> ...]

Runs unit tests.

$ make test

The command supports the following environment variables:

• TESTS_FILTER: file path pattern; e.g., .*/blas/base/dasum/.*.
• FAST_FAIL: flag indicating whether to stop running tests upon encountering a test failure.

$ make test TESTS_FILTER='.*/blas/base/dasum/.*'

Runs a specified list of files containing unit tests.

$ make test-files FILES='/foo/test.js /bar/test.js'

The command supports the following environment variables:

• FILES: list of test file paths.
• FAST_FAIL: flag indicating whether to stop running tests upon encountering a test failure.

Runs unit tests in the local environment.

$ make test-local

The command supports the following environment variables:

• TESTS_FILTER: file path pattern; e.g., .*/blas/base/dasum/.*.
• FAST_FAIL: flag indicating whether to stop running tests upon encountering a test failure.

$ make test-local TESTS_FILTER='.*/blas/base/dasum/.*'

Runs, in the local environment, a specified list of files containing unit tests.

$ make test-files-local FILES='/foo/test.js /bar/test.js'

The command supports the following environment variables:

• FILES: list of test file paths.
• FAST_FAIL: flag indicating whether to stop running tests upon encountering a test failure.

Runs unit tests and summarizes aggregated TAP output.

$ make test-summary

The command supports the following environment variables:

• TESTS_FILTER: file path pattern; e.g., .*/blas/base/dasum/.*.
• FAST_FAIL: flag indicating whether to stop running tests upon encountering a test failure.

$ make test-summary TESTS_FILTER='.*/blas/base/dasum/.*'

Runs, in the local environment, a specified list of files containing unit tests.

$ make test-files-summary FILES='/foo/test.js /bar/test.js'

The command supports the following environment variables:

• FILES: list of test file paths.
• FAST_FAIL: flag indicating whether to stop running tests upon encountering a test failure.

Runs unit tests and generates raw TAP output.

$ make test-tap

The command supports the following environment variables:

• TESTS_FILTER: file path pattern; e.g., .*/blas/base/dasum/.*.
• FAST_FAIL: flag indicating whether to stop running tests upon encountering a test failure.

$ make test-tap TESTS_FILTER='.*/blas/base/dasum/.*'

Runs, in the local environment, a specified list of files containing unit tests and generates raw TAP output.

$ make test-files-tap FILES='/foo/test.js /bar/test.js'

The command supports the following environment variables:

• FILES: list of test file paths.
• FAST_FAIL: flag indicating whether to stop running tests upon encountering a test failure.

Runs unit tests and converts TAP output to xUnit XML.

$ make test-xunit

The command supports the following environment variables:

• TESTS_FILTER: file path pattern; e.g., .*/blas/base/dasum/.*.
• FAST_FAIL: flag indicating whether to stop running tests upon encountering a test failure.

$ make test-xunit TESTS_FILTER='.*/blas/base/dasum/.*'

Runs, in the local environment, a specified list of files containing unit tests and converts TAP output to xUnit XML.

$ make test-files-xunit FILES='/foo/test.js /bar/test.js'

The command supports the following environment variables:

• FILES: list of test file paths.
• FAST_FAIL: flag indicating whether to stop running tests upon encountering a test failure.

Runs JavaScript unit tests.

$ make test-javascript

The command supports the following environment variables:

• TESTS_FILTER: file path pattern; e.g., .*/blas/base/dasum/.*.
• FAST_FAIL: flag indicating whether to stop running tests upon encountering a test failure.

$ make test-javascript TESTS_FILTER='.*/blas/base/dasum/.*'

Runs a specified list of files containing JavaScript unit tests.

$ make test-javascript-files FILES='/foo/test.js /bar/test.js'

The command supports the following environment variables:

• FILES: list of test file paths.
• FAST_FAIL: flag indicating whether to stop running tests upon encountering a test failure.

Runs JavaScript unit tests in the local environment.

$ make test-javascript-local

The command supports the following environment variables:

• TESTS_FILTER: file path pattern; e.g., .*/blas/base/dasum/.*.
• FAST_FAIL: flag indicating whether to stop running tests upon encountering a test failure.

$ make test-javascript-local TESTS_FILTER='.*/blas/base/dasum/.*'

Runs, in the local environment, a specified list of files containing JavaScript unit tests.

$ make test-javascript-files-local FILES='/foo/test.js /bar/test.js'

The command supports the following environment variables:

• FILES: list of test file paths.
• FAST_FAIL: flag indicating whether to stop running tests upon encountering a test failure.

Runs JavaScript unit tests and summarizes aggregated TAP output.

$ make test-javascript-summary

The command supports the following environment variables:

• TESTS_FILTER: file path pattern; e.g., .*/blas/base/dasum/.*.
• FAST_FAIL: flag indicating whether to stop running tests upon encountering a test failure.

$ make test-javascript-summary TESTS_FILTER='.*/blas/base/dasum/.*'

Runs, in the local environment, a specified list of files containing JavaScript unit tests.

$ make test-javascript-files-summary FILES='/foo/test.js /bar/test.js'

The command supports the following environment variables:

• FILES: list of test file paths.
• FAST_FAIL: flag indicating whether to stop running tests upon encountering a test failure.

Runs JavaScript unit tests and minimizes aggregated TAP output.

$ make test-javascript-min

The command supports the following environment variables:

• TESTS_FILTER: file path pattern; e.g., .*/blas/base/dasum/.*.
• FAST_FAIL: flag indicating whether to stop running tests upon encountering a test failure.

$ make test-javascript-min TESTS_FILTER='.*/blas/base/dasum/.*'

Runs, in the local environment, a specified list of files containing JavaScript unit tests and minimizes aggregated TAP output.

$ make test-javascript-files-min FILES='/foo/test.js /bar/test.js'

The command supports the following environment variables:

• FILES: list of test file paths.
• FAST_FAIL: flag indicating whether to stop running tests upon encountering a test failure.

Runs JavaScript unit tests and generates raw TAP output.

$ make test-javascript-tap

The command supports the following environment variables:

• TESTS_FILTER: file path pattern; e.g., .*/blas/base/dasum/.*.
• FAST_FAIL: flag indicating whether to stop running tests upon encountering a test failure.

$ make test-javascript-tap TESTS_FILTER='.*/blas/base/dasum/.*'

Runs, in the local environment, a specified list of files containing JavaScript unit tests and generates raw TAP output.

$ make test-javascript-files-tap FILES='/foo/test.js /bar/test.js'

The command supports the following environment variables:

• FILES: list of test file paths.
• FAST_FAIL: flag indicating whether to stop running tests upon encountering a test failure.

Runs JavaScript unit tests and converts TAP output to xUnit XML.

$ make test-javascript-xunit

The command supports the following environment variables:

• TESTS_FILTER: file path pattern; e.g., .*/blas/base/dasum/.*.
• FAST_FAIL: flag indicating whether to stop running tests upon encountering a test failure.

$ make test-javascript-xunit TESTS_FILTER='.*/blas/base/dasum/.*'

Runs, in the local environment, a specified list of files containing JavaScript unit tests and converts TAP output to xUnit XML.

$ make test-javascript-files-xunit FILES='/foo/test.js /bar/test.js'

The command supports the following environment variables:

• FILES: list of test file paths.
• FAST_FAIL: flag indicating whether to stop running tests upon encountering a test failure.

• Commands supporting a FILES environment variable are useful when wanting to run a list of test files generated by some other command (e.g., a list of changed test files obtained via git diff).
• Commands supporting a TESTS_FILTER environment variable are useful when wanting to glob for test files (e.g., run all tests for a particular package).
• For -local commands, "local" refers to the local development environment, as opposed to running in a headless browser or on CI.