Re: [sbt] Creating a testing framework that work with sbt.

[Stefan Zeiger]

On 2012-08-30 17:28, James Lowry wrote:

I'm currently working on a sbt plugin that wraps qunit and will enable us to run javascript unit tests as part of the sbt build.

I've:

• Implemented the interfaces at org.scalatools.testing : Framework, AnnotationFingerPrint, and Runner2.
  
• implemented an annotation in java with  runtime and target type.
• Ran sbt publish-local
• Created a new sbt project and added my plugin to project/plugins.sbt and also imported the dependency for the annotation.
• create a class annotation with the annotation (when has)
• ran sbt test

How ever I don't get any feed back from the event that I even though it hardcoded in.

I there an extra step that I am missing?

Test-interface implementations are not packaged as sbt plugins. Instead you need to add them as a test dependency and (unless it's one of the standard implementations known by sbt), add it to testFrameworks:

libraryDependencies += "com.example" % "my-interface" % "0.1" % "test"

testFrameworks += new TestFramework("com.example.MyInterface")

[Doug Tangren]

Awesome work on this. I love seeing sbt being used more broadly that is original intended use case. Also, I probably not unlike most others work in a company with mixed technology stack. Testing tools like the one you are building really help in company adoption.

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