tasty-lua

Write tests in Lua, integrate into tasty.

https://github.com/hslua/tasty-lua

Version on this page:0.2.3.2
LTS Haskell 22.14:1.1.1
Stackage Nightly 2024-03-28:1.1.1
Latest on Hackage:1.1.1

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MIT licensed by Albert Krewinkel
Maintained by [email protected]
This version can be pinned in stack with:tasty-lua-0.2.3.2@sha256:13d3bb09fb7d8162a6965b16479d32f3f51edb6696e7f5e6a2e93ce1baace5d3,2039

Module documentation for 0.2.3.2

Allow users to define tasty tests from Lua.

Changes

Revision history for tasty-lua

0.2.3.2 – 2021-01-11

  • Relaxed upper bound for tasty, allowing tasty-1.4.*.

0.2.3.1 – 2020-10-16

  • Relaxed upper bound for hslua, allow hslua-1.3.*.

0.2.3 – 2020-08-14

  • CI now also builds with for GHC 8.10.

  • Errors are now explicitly converted to strings before matched when using error_matches.

  • Relax version limits for tasty and hslua, allowing tasty-1.3.* and hslua-1.2.*.

0.2.2 – 2020-01-26

  • Avoid compilation warnings on GHC 8.2 and older. Monoid instances on older GHC versions require an explicit implementation of mappend. Newer instances use (<>) from Semigroup.

  • Improved CI tests: build with more GHC versions, build with stack, and ensure that there are no HLint errors.

0.2.1 – 2020-01-26

  • Fixed an issue with error reporting: the bug caused test-group names to be added multiple times when reporting a test failure.

0.2.0.1 – 2019-06-19

  • List all files in cabal file: stack.yaml and test/tasty-lua.lua were added to the list of extra source files.

0.2.0 – 2019-05-19

  • Renamed testFileWith to testLuaFile, and testsFromFile to translateResultsFromFile.

  • Fixed and extended test summary: if all tests pass, a brief summary about the number of passed tests is show. Furthermore, some bugs (caused by a misused Foldable instance) have been fixed.

  • Code has been split into multiple sub-modules.

0.1.1 – 2019-05-17

  • Add new function testFileWith, allowing to run a file as a single test case. Lua tests should be defined with tasty.lua. Failures, if any, are summarized in the failure message of the test.

0.1.0 – 2019-05-11

  • First version. Released on an unsuspecting world.