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OK, the current test reporter is garbage and not easy to manage at all. I am looking at portion the library to systems with very small memory and interfaces hence there might be a need to remote failures or errors in a non-textual way, e.g. on andruino failure can be reported with red light and success can be reported with a green light.
e.g.
To report the test execution on andruino using a red and green led
In the current implementation it possible but that will be a crazy task to achieve, with a proper reporter interface that will be easily achievable and more test report format like subunit, key-value can be easily integrated.
Also, the new report should provide an interface to intercept or/and allow the creation of custom reports.
CESTER_REPORTER_EXPECT_ACTUAL(cr1, pass, test_case, expect, actual, {
if (pass==1) {
printf("The test in test case %s passes --- expected %s received %s\n", test_case->name, expect, actual);
}
});
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OK, the current test reporter is garbage and not easy to manage at all. I am looking at portion the library to systems with very small memory and interfaces hence there might be a need to remote failures or errors in a non-textual way, e.g. on andruino failure can be reported with red light and success can be reported with a green light.
e.g.
To report the test execution on andruino using a red and green led
In the current implementation it possible but that will be a crazy task to achieve, with a proper reporter interface that will be easily achievable and more test report format like subunit, key-value can be easily integrated.
Also, the new report should provide an interface to intercept or/and allow the creation of custom reports.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: