snooper - Spy on Tests
snooper options [command_line]*
snooper init
Snooper is a lightweight test automation tool, it monitors files and folders while you work and re-runs your tests when you change something. Snooper doesn't care what language you're using or what framework you are testing with, it's all configureable.
Most configuration takes place in the snooper-config(7) file. You can however override the command that is run. This is useful if you are only working on a subsection of a project that has it's own tests.
-c, --config configfileSpecify the configuration file to use. The default is .snooper.yaml in the
current directory, or any of it's parent directories.
-p, --poll [frequency]Force polling, optionally setting the frequency. Polling frequency is measured in seconds. Use this if there seem to be bugs in your builtin OS file notification system. Warning: using this option may slow down snooper's reaction to file changes and increase resource usage.
One or more command_lines to execute when source files change. Overides any commands specified in the configuration file.
initCreate a new .snooper.yaml configuration file in the current
working directory. Use this to quickly add snooper support to a
project.
$ snooper
To run snooper in the current directory, configured by the .snooper.yaml file.
$ snooper --config snooperrc "echo Hello World!"
To snoop using the cofiguration in snooperrc executing echo Hello World!
when files change.
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Will Speak (@willspeak)