- gitstatjson.pl -- make a json output of your list of git repos
- tuerl.pl -- tool to quickly use EUnit (also: can test private functions outside of target-module)
Run through all test files in a directory and call EUnit on them.
Example src/hello.erl -- your target source that needs testing src/t/mycommon.erl -- text fixtures and utils for your testing src/t/t_01_foo.erl -- one of your files contaning test case
FILE: src/hello.erl
-module(hello).
-export([hello_world]).
-define(NAT, 123).
hello_world() -> ?NAT.
FILE: src/t/mycommon.erl
is_natural (X) -> is_integer(X) and (X > 0).
FILE: src/t/t_01_foo.erl
# this file has tests for hello module
file: ../hello.erl
# below three lines are optional if you want to replace the targets headers(-export, -define, etc)
pre:
-define(NAT, "bar"). % override during test
code:
% see eunit docs for why end function with _test_, and ?_assert macro
t_01_my_test_ () -> [?_assert(is_natural(hello_world))].
At shell:
$ cd t # go into your test directory
$ ./tuerl.pl -v --inc=mycommon.erl --erl="-pa .. -pa ../epgsql/ebin -pa ../jiffy/ebin"
...
All 1 tests passed.
Also check $? == 0 if you script tuerl.pl (zero if all tests passed).
convert git log statistics into json-data (usable with D3)
Usage: echo -e \"/home/my/gitrepo1\\n/home/my/gitrepo2\" | gitstatjson.pl [-v|-v|-a|-H]
-v be verbose (to stderr), -a include deleted/created files, -H hourly statistics
--ef=<exclude_file> file with lines to exclude
Example: echo /home/my/git/linux | gitstatjson.pl -v -v --ef=excl > /var/www/git.json 2> log
Exclude file format:
--ef=exclude.txt
exclude.txt:
myrepo1:
dummyfile
data/dir/
myrepo2:
foobar