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Description
Thinline is a project for handling and executing unittests written in function comment sections for C/C++. It's currently under development and has an early alpha state.
Installation
Requirements
To use thinline you need a valid Rust installation and its package
manager cargo. Depending on your OS you can install them via the package manager you
like the most. Besides this you can use rustup if you want but keep in mind that this can
conflict with already existing installations of rust, so uninstall them first. It is also necessary to have a g++
installed to build your unittest later on (when running thinline with --dry-run you don't need this since the
testfiles are only created). When you want to execute the examples out of the box you should make sure you have
cmake and make and google test.
Besides this thinline uses the rust clang implementation, so please make sure to also fulfill its requirements.
Manual installation
Just clone this repo and then this simple installation command should be enough:
cargo install
CLI-Usage
The usage of the CLI-tool is basically simple. When preparation is done thinline --help prints the usage:
USAGE:
thinline [FLAGS] [OPTIONS] <SOURCE-DIR>
FLAGS:
-b, --build Executes the build script steps given in the project thinline setting file.
-d, --dry-run Creates only the test files in the projects .thinline folder without exexcuting them.
-h, --help Prints help information
-V, --version Prints version information
-v Set the verbosity level (`v` -> DEBUG, `vv` -> TRACE)
OPTIONS:
-p, --project-config <YAML_FILE> The name of the yaml file where the C/C++ project parameters for thinline are
stored. This file has to be at <SOURCE-DIR>. [default: .thinline.yml]
ARGS:
<SOURCE-DIR> The directory where the sources for test-extraction are located