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init.go
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package convey
import (
"flag"
"os"
"github.com/jtolds/gls"
"github.com/smartystreets/assertions"
"github.com/smartystreets/goconvey/convey/reporting"
)
func init() {
assertions.GoConveyMode(true)
declareFlags()
ctxMgr = gls.NewContextManager()
}
func declareFlags() {
flag.BoolVar(&json, "convey-json", false, "When true, emits results in JSON blocks. Default: 'false'")
flag.BoolVar(&silent, "convey-silent", false, "When true, all output from GoConvey is suppressed.")
flag.BoolVar(&story, "convey-story", false, "When true, emits story output, otherwise emits dot output. When not provided, this flag mirros the value of the '-test.v' flag")
if noStoryFlagProvided() {
story = verboseEnabled
}
// FYI: flag.Parse() is called from the testing package.
}
func noStoryFlagProvided() bool {
return !story && !storyDisabled
}
func buildReporter() reporting.Reporter {
selectReporter := os.Getenv("GOCONVEY_REPORTER")
switch {
case testReporter != nil:
return testReporter
case json || selectReporter == "json":
return reporting.BuildJsonReporter()
case silent || selectReporter == "silent":
return reporting.BuildSilentReporter()
case selectReporter == "dot":
// Story is turned on when verbose is set, so we need to check for dot reporter first.
return reporting.BuildDotReporter()
case story || selectReporter == "story":
return reporting.BuildStoryReporter()
default:
return reporting.BuildDotReporter()
}
}
var (
ctxMgr *gls.ContextManager
// only set by internal tests
testReporter reporting.Reporter
)
var (
json bool
silent bool
story bool
verboseEnabled = flagFound("-test.v=true")
storyDisabled = flagFound("-story=false")
)
// flagFound parses the command line args manually for flags defined in other
// packages. Like the '-v' flag from the "testing" package, for instance.
func flagFound(flagValue string) bool {
for _, arg := range os.Args {
if arg == flagValue {
return true
}
}
return false
}