Greetings fellow hackers, It's my great pleasure to announce cabal-test, the automatic tester for Cabal projects. The cabal-test tool is capable of testing embedded quickcheck properties in any and all cabalized projects. The tests are currently executed in parallel with pqc. QC properties can reside anywhere in the code and don't have to be exported. Requirements: * GHC-6.6 * pqc (http://www.cse.unsw.edu.au/~dons/code/pqc/) Future goals: * Use Haddock information when printing test names. * Ability to test multiple targets simultaneously. Example usage:
$ ./cabal-test Testing cabal-test-0.1 No library Testing executable: cabal-test 2: Tests.prop_sort2 : OK, 100 tests. 2: Tests.prop_sort3 : OK, 100 tests. 2: Tests.prop_sort4 : OK, 100 tests. 2: Tests.prop_sort6 : OK, 100 tests. 1: Tests.prop_sort1 : OK, 100 tests. 2: Tests.prop_sort5 : OK, 100 tests.
$ ./cabal-test --help Usage: cabal-test [OPTION] [PATH]
Options: -h, -? --help Show this help text -v[n] --verbose[=n] Control verbosity (n is 0-5, normal verbosity level is 1, -v alone is equivalent to -v3) -w path --ghc-path=path Use this command as ghc -n n --threads=n Use 'n' threads. Default is 2 -t n --tests=n Depth of test. Default 100 -p prop --proptag=prop Tests must contain this tag. Default 'prop_'.
The darcs repository is available at: http://darcs.haskell.org/~lemmih/cabal-test -- Cheers, Lemmih PS: I'm so glad we're not using Makefiles anymore.