R/reporter-multi.R

In testthat: Unit Testing for R

#' Multi reporter: combine several reporters in one.
#'
#' This reporter is useful to use several reporters at the same time, e.g.
#' adding a custom reporter without removing the current one.
#'
#' @export
#' @family reporters
MultiReporter <- R6::R6Class("MultiReporter",
  inherit = Reporter,
  public = list(
    reporters = list(),

    initialize = function(reporters = list()) {
      super$initialize()
      self$capabilities$parallel_support <- TRUE
      self$reporters <- reporters
    },

    start_reporter = function() {
      o_apply(self$reporters, "start_reporter")
    },
    start_file = function(filename) {
      o_apply(self$reporters, "start_file", filename)
    },
    start_context = function(context) {
      o_apply(self$reporters, "start_context", context)
    },
    start_test = function(context, test) {
      o_apply(self$reporters, "start_test", context, test)
    },
    add_result = function(context, test, result) {
      o_apply(self$reporters, "add_result", context = context, test = test, result = result)
    },
    end_test = function(context, test) {
      o_apply(self$reporters, "end_test", context, test)
    },
    end_context = function(context) {
      o_apply(self$reporters, "end_context", context)
    },
    end_reporter = function() {
      o_apply(self$reporters, "end_reporter")
    },
    end_file = function() {
      o_apply(self$reporters, "end_file")
    },
    update = function() {
      o_apply(self$reporters, "update")
    }
  )
)

o_apply <- function(objects, method, ...) {
  x <- NULL # silence check note
  f <- new_function(exprs(x = ), expr(
    `$`(x, !!method)(...)
  ))

  lapply(objects, f)
}