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Write e2e tests #31
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I'll take it. Want to try nixt as it looks pretty sick. Hopefully will get some base tests out later today |
Sweet. I've never used nixt. Looking forward to what you come up with! |
Hm nixt does not seem to work properly for me. Spent a bit of time with it, but no luck yet. Maybe I will go with bash then for the moment, or look for some nicer alternative... Not today tho |
Cool. See if you can make it work cross-platform so we don't shut out windows users. |
That might be a concern, though I expected to run e2e on CI to begin with. Generally I doubt it is possible to do completely cross-platform CLI testing, since shell scripts will be running in background anyway =(. |
Makes sense. I think we're OK if it's only running in CI |
Since nixt is not really working and writing shell scripts at home on my Windows was not an easy option, I fixed a cli-tester. Not particularly a rocket science thingy... Had some fun making it work smoothly on all Node versions down to 0.10 (so it is ok with Welcome =) |
Cool! Looking forward to seeing the pull request! |
As suggested by @nkbt in #30. Maybe we could use
nixt
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