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FQC - FiFo Quickcheck helper
A set of helpers for running EQC. It uses the same logic as quickcheck-ci.org to determine what tests to run (functions ending with _prop) and wraps it in a eunit test suite.
Some functions are provided for additional generators. Also it offers colored output for tests instead of the default printing of results.
Simply put -include_lib("fqc/include/fqc.hrl").
in your file.
In addition to that some variables can be -defined
:
EQC_SETUP
When defined the module must providesetup/0
andcleanup/1
which will be used as part of the eunit test suite.EQC_NUM_TESTS
The number of tests to run, default is 500.EQC_LONG_TESTS
Runs 5000 tests.EQC_SHORT_TEST
Runs 100 tests.EQC_EUNIT_TIMEUT
The timeout for the unit tests, defaults to?EQC_NUM_TESTS div 5
.EQC_CI
Disables colored output to run with EQC_CI.GROWL
If defined a growl notification will be send for failed test cases usinggrowlnotify -n eqc -m "A test failed"
Statemachien visualisation
The eqc_dot module provides a function to generate .dot
files for graphviz from symbolic statemachine commands.
The main function is eqc_gv:to_dot/2
where the first argument is the list symbilic commands and the second the failed command:
file:write_file("/Users/heinz/test.dot", eqc_gv:to_dot(eqc_gv:example_data(), 6)).
- The Red command is the failed command.
- Green commands were successfully executed and are in the dependency path of the failed command.
- Blue commands were executed but their results were not used by the failed command.