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Komodo has a unit testing interface for Perl, PHP, Ruby and Python.
Unit tests can be defined globally, or within a project. Test output
is displayed in the Test Results tab in the bottom
pane. Click on an error to jump to the relevant file and line
number.
To create a global test plan, click Tools|Test Plans|Create
New Global Test Plan.... Global test plans can be edited and
managed in Komodo's preferences.
To create a project-specific test plan, right-click on a
project and select Create New Test Plan....
Project-specific test plans can be edited and managed in the project
preferences.
In the "Define a new Test Plan" dialog box:
- Give the test plan a unique name
- Select the language
- Set the directory to run the test command in (usually the base directory
of a project).
- Specify any additional command line options (see below).
- Click 'OK' to save the test plan
- Perl: Uses 'make test'. If no Makefile
is present, it first runs 'perl Makefile.PL' to generate
one before running 'make test'.
- Python: Uses the unittest framework.
You need to specify a list of files and/or directories to test.
- PHP: Uses the PHPUnit framework. Set
the test plan to point to the base directory of the project. The
test harness will look for a subdirectory called
tests.
- Ruby: Runs 'rake'. If the default
action of the Rakefile is to run tests, no command-line options are
needed. If not, enter the appropriate target for rake (e.g.
'rake test').
To run a test plan, select it from the drop list in the Tests
Results tab in the bottom pane and click the Run Test
Plan button. The drop list shows all test plans available globally
and in the current active
project.
These plans can also be started from the
Tools|Test menu.
Project-specific test plans can be run by right-clicking on the project
to bring up the context menu, then selecting the test plan from the
Test sub-menu.
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