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Visualise test run #152
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Maybe we could build a logger for TAP? There is a curated list of resources about the protocol at sindresorhus/awesome-tap. There are also a couple of reporters, for example, one which can generate Markdown or this one, which summarizes the results pretty nicely. |
resolved with #258 |
@AnthonyLloyd You mean with a progress bar? |
In terms of the console work yes. I'll keep open for the Logger idea. |
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When you have many concurrent tests running with Expecto it's very hard to follow the console output. Commonly each line if prefixed with a number or correlation id, but this has better properties for machine parsing than reading it as a human.
Create a
Logger
that visualises events:Suggested implementation:
MyLogger ... :> Logger
startWebServerAsync ...
bufferWithTime
or similar) so that the visualisation only is updated once every half second.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: