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Expand Up @@ -18,7 +18,7 @@ In `R`, do
install.packages("tinytest")
```

### From github
### From GitHub

In your (bash) shell, do

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Testing infrastructure must not get in the way of the developer. Setting up
tests should be done with ease. In `tinytest` tests are simple R-scripts
where test statements can be intersperced with other code (e.g. to prepare
where test statements can be interspersed with other code (e.g. to prepare
some results for testing).


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There is a case where the failure of a test should cause an error, namely when
testing for deployment (e.g. publishing a package on CRAN). Therefore, when
running of `R CMD check`, an error will be thrown if a test is failed. This way
running `R CMD check`, an error will be thrown if a test has failed. This way
the error interrupts the _deployment_ process instead of the _testing_ process.


### Run all tests

By default all tests are run and the results are summarized to one line of
output per failed result.
output per failed test.

### Tests are installed with the package

So a package author can request test results from users that installed the package on a local system.
So a package author can request test results from users that installed the package.


### Show you what you need
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