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Every run
and runRaw
methods now accept a callbacks
argument, which can be a CFC with the right listener methods or a struct with the right closure methods. This will allow you to listen to the testing progress and get information about it. This way you can build informative reports or progress bars.
The available callbacks are:
You can run tests via HTTP/REST by leveraging the runRemote()
endpoint. The URL will be
If you make your test bundle CFC inherit from our testbox.system.BaseSpec
class, you will be able to execute the CFC directly via the URL:
You can also pass the following arguments to the method via the URL:
testSuites
: A list or array of suite names that are the ones that will be executed ONLY!
testSpecs
: A list or array of test names that are the ones that will be executed ONLY!
reporter
: The type of reporter to run the test with
TestBox ships with a global runner that can be used to run pretty much anything. You can customize it or place it wherever you need it:
TestBox ships with a test browser that is highly configurable to whatever URL accessible path you want. It will then show you a test browser where you can navigate and execute not only individual tests, but also directory suites as well.
You can run tests via SOAP by leveraging the runRemote()
method. The WSDL URL will be
In our test samples and templates we include an ANT runner that will be able to execute your tests via ANT. It can also leverage our ANTJunit reporter to use the junitreport task to produce JUnit compliant reports as well. You can find this runner in the test samples and runner template directory.
This build is our global build for running TestBox via ANT.
TestBox ships with several test runners internally but we have tried to simplify and abstract it with our TestBox object which can be found in the testbox.system package
. The testbox
object allows you to execute tests from a CFC, CFM, HTTP, SOAP, NodeJS or REST. You can also make your CFC's extend from our BaseSpec
class so you can execute it directly via the URL. The main execution methods are:
run()
ArgumentsHere are the arguments you can use for initializing TestBox or executing the run()
method
runRemote()
ArgumentsHere are the arguments you can use for executing the runRemote()
method of the TestBox object:
The bundles
argument which can be a single CFC path or an array of CFC paths or a directory argument so it can go and discover the test bundles from that directory.
The reporter
argument can be a core reporter name like: json,xml,junit,raw,simple,dots,tap,min,etc or it can be an instance of a reporter CFC.
You can execute the runners from any cfm template or any CFC or any URL, that is up to you.
We encourage you to read the included in the distribution for the complete parameters for each method.
Argument | Required | Default | Type | Description |
bundles | true | --- | string/array | The path, list of paths or array of paths of the spec bundle CFCs to run and test |
directory | false | --- | struct | The directory mapping path or a struct: [ mapping = the path to the directory using dot notation (myapp.testing.specs), recurse = boolean, filter = closure that receives the path of the CFC found, it must return true to process or false to continue process ] |
reporter | false | simple | string/struct/instance | The type of reporter to use for the results, by default is uses our 'simple' report. You can pass in a core reporter string type or an instance of a coldbox.system.reports.IReporter. You can also pass a struct with [type="string or classpath", options={}] if a reporter expects options. |
labels | false | false | string/array | The string or array of labels the runner will use to execute suites and specs with. |
options | false | {} | struct | A structure of property name-value pairs that each runner can implement and use at its discretion. |
testBundles | false | --- | string/array | A list or array of bundle names that are the ones that will be executed ONLY! |
testSuites | false | --- | string/array | A list or array of suite names that are the ones that will be executed ONLY! |
testSpecs | false | --- | string/array | A list or array of test names that are the ones that will be executed ONLY |
callbacks | false |
| struct of closures or CFC | A struct of listener callbacks or a CFC with callbacks for listening to progress of the testing: |
eagerFailure | false | false | boolean | If true, then after testing a bundle if there are any failures or errors no more testing will be performed. |
Argument | Required | Default | Type | Description |
bundles | true | --- | string | The path, list of paths or array of paths of the spec bundle CFCs to run and test |
directory | false | --- | string | The directory mapping to test: directory = the path to the directory using dot notation (myapp.testing.specs) |
recurse | false | true | boolean | Recurse the directory mapping or not, by default it does |
reporter | false | simple | string/path | The type of reporter to use for the results, by default is uses our 'simple' report. You can pass in a core reporter string type or a class path to the reporter to use. |
reporterOptions | false | {} | JSON | A JSON struct literal of options to pass into the reporter |
labels | false | false | string | The string array of labels the runner will use to execute suites and specs with. |
options | false | {} | JSON | A JSON struct literal of configuration options that are optionally used to configure a runner. |
testBundles | false | --- | string/array | A list or array of bundle names that are the ones that will be executed ONLY! |
testSuites | false | --- | string | A list of suite names that are the ones that will be executed ONLY! |
testSpecs | false | --- | string | A list of test names that are the ones that will be executed ONLY |
eagerFailure | false | false | boolean | If true, then after testing a bundle if there are any failures or errors no more testing will be performed. |
There is a user-contributed NodeJS Runner that looks fantastic and can be downloaded here: https://www.npmjs.com/package/testbox-runner
You can use node to install as well: