A Visual Studio Code extension for your FitNesse tests.
- Adds new language to VS Code
- By adding the language, it ensures that the formatting only applies to content.txt files that get created with FitNesse
- Allows for auto pairing on some of the FitNesse markup style's character formatting
- Formatting FitNesse Tests
- On save
- Shift + Alt + F - Format Keybinding
- Menu option for formatting a directory
- Menu option for formatting a specific file
- Running FitNesse Tests
- Uses VS Code's integrated terminal to run the FitNesse test focused in the editor through command line
- Most command line configurations for running tests - Command Line Arguments
- Shift + Alt + T - Run Test Shortcut
- Menu option for running a test in the R-Click menu when a test is open
Outlined below are the configurations that have been added to run tests through VS Code's integrated terminal.
When running a test the '-c' and '-d' arguments are filled out by the extension based on what test you have open in the editor.
// Java memory setting for running tests.
"fitnesse.javaVirtualMachineMemory": "768m"// Location of the FitNesse .jar for running tests.
"fitnesse.fitnesseJarLocation": "C:\someLocation\testing\fitnesse\fitnesse-standalone.jar"// Port to be used for running tests.
"fitnesse.fitnessePort": "8080"
// Java class path parameter for running FitNesse through the JVM.
"fitnesse.javaClassPath": null,// If argument is not present, FitNesse will not create access log files. If set creates access log files in specified directory.
"fitnesse.logDirectory": null// Set the system log level to verbose.
"fitnesse.logLevel": null// When a new version of FitNesse runs for the first time, it checks the existing environment to see if any new changes need to made to existing instance of FitNesse.
"fitnesse.omittingUpdates": null// Load an alternative configuration file. The format adhere's to the java standard of property files.
"fitnesse.plugins": null// Command test that will be ran after each test run, configurable for varying environments.
"fitnesse.postExecutionCommand": null// Command text that will be ran before each test run, configurable for varying enrivonments.
"fitnesse.preExecutionCommand": null// Redirect command output.
"fitnesse.redirectOutput": null// The directory in which FitNesse expects to find its page root. It defaults to the current directory ('.').
"fitnesse.rootPath": null// Sets the expiration date for page versions, any page version older than the number of days they are considered expired.
"fitnesse.versionsControllerDays": null// When determining the highest level of the path of the test this setting is used. The default is FrontPage as that is what Fitnesse expects.
"fitnesse.topPage":"FrontPage"
Be on the latest version of VS Code (utilizes workspaces). Also assumes that you have Java installed to run FitNesse, through the JVM.
* Added .wiki support
* Added the ability to collapse FitNesse collapsable sections
* Added all-contributors bot
* Added consumption of fitnesse-format node package
* Added syntax highlighting for key FitNesse words, variables, double quote, single quote, comment and links
* Added the ability to run tests that are currently open in the editor
* Added shift + alt + t shortcut to run tests
* Added menu option for running test if right clicking in open document area
* Added configurations needed when running FitNesse
* Added changes to README.md for better representation in marketplace
* Added shift + alt + f key key binding for format of FitNesse files
* Added menu option for formatting directories containing FitNesse files
* Added menu option to format files from R-click in menu
* Added Travis CI to validate master branch
* Initial release of VS Code FitNesse.
* Includes all main functional requirements outlined in the feature section.
Thanks goes to these wonderful people (emoji key):
 Chris 💻 🎨 |
 almightywiz 💻 |
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This project follows the all-contributors specification. Contributions of any kind welcome!