testen

Run tests for multiple versions of Node.js in local env.
Automatically update testen badge in your README after running tests.

Install

# if you are using `n`
$ npm install -g testen@0.1

# if you are using `nvm`, required node >= 4
$ npm install -g testen

Usage

# use system's default node version to run `npm test`
$ testen

# multiple versions
# please ensure the version you wanna test with was already intalled
$ testen -n 4.2.4 -n 5.6.0 -n 0.12.0

# override test script, default is '-- npm test'
$ testen -n 0.12.0 -n 4.2.4 -n 5.6.0 -- ava

Auto-update badge

Add ![testen badge]() to your README.md and it will automatically update the badge after running each test. Use --disable-badge or remove that mark to disable this behavior.

Read Node.js versions from package.json

{
  "testen": {
    "node": ["0.12.0", "5.6.0", "4.2.4"]
  }
}

CLI

$ testen --help

Usage:

  --node/-n [version]:  Add a node version to test
  -- [command]:         The test command you expect
  --disable-badge:      Disable auto-update testen badge
  --verbose:            Always output everything
                          ~ example: there are `console.log` in test

License

MIT © EGOIST