test-with 0.16.0

test_with provides [macro@env], [macro@file], [macro@path], [macro@http], [macro@https], [macro@icmp], [macro@tcp], [macro@root], [macro@group], [macro@user], [macro@mem], [macro@swap], [macro@cpu_core], [macro@phy_core], [macro@executable], [macro@timezone] macros to help you run test case only with the condition is fulfilled. If the #[test] is absent for the test case, #[test_with] will add it to the test case automatically.

This crate help you easier make integrating test case and has a good cargo summary on CI server, and will not affect on your binary output when you dependent it as dev-dependency as following.

[dev-dependencies]
test-with = "*"

All features will be opt-in default feature, so this crate will be easier to use, if you using a CI server with really limitation resource and want this crate as slim as possible, you can select the feature you want as following.

[dev-dependencies]
test-with = { version = "*", default-features = false, features = ["net"] }

The solution to have a real runtime condition check, we need to put the test as normal function as an example, then use cargo run --example The test-with need be included as normal dependency with runtime feature. And also include the test-with as normal dependency (not dev-dependency) corresponding features in Cargo.toml [macro@runner] and [macro@module] are for the basic skeleton of the test runner. [macro@runtime_env], [macro@runtime_no_env], [macro@runtime_file], [macro@runtime_path], [macro@runtime_http], [macro@runtime_https], [macro@runtime_icmp], [macro@runtime_tcp], [macro@runtime_root], [macro@runtime_group], [macro@runtime_user], [macro@runtime_mem], [macro@runtime_free_mem], [macro@runtime_available_mem], [macro@runtime_swap], [macro@runtime_free_swap], [macro@runtime_available_swap], [macro@runtime_cpu_core], [macro@runtime_phy_core], [macro@runtime_executable], [macro@runtime_timezone] and [macro@runtime_ignore_if] are used to transform a normal function to a testcase. The libtest-mimic support runtime ignore after 0.8.2, we do not need libtest-with any more, and all runtime feature is still compatible and easy to use.

[dependencies]
test-with = { version = "*", default-features = false, features = ["runtime"] }

// write as example in examples/*rs
test_with::runner!(env);
#[test_with::module]
mod env {
#[test_with::runtime_env(PWD)]
fn test_works() {
    assert!(true);
    }
}