Description Usage Arguments Value Test subdirectory presets See Also
This is a simple wrapper for devtools::test()
, but rather than running
the tests in ‘inst/tests/’ or ‘tests/testthat/’, it runs the tests
in a subdirectory of that folder. For creating such subdirectories,
please also see use_test_subdir()
.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 | test_subdir(subdir, ...)
test_integration(...)
test_acceptance(...)
test_manual(...)
test_all(...)
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subdir |
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... |
passed on to |
A testthat::testthat_results object (invisibly)
Three preset test subdirs are defined at the moment:
test_integration()
Integration tests, also called component tests.
Put tests here that test if several functions / parts of your program
work together as expected. You can create the relevant subdir
‘testthat/integration_tests/’ with use_integration_tests()
.
test_acceptance()
Acceptance tests. This is the highest levels of
tests. Put tests here that verifies if your package fulfills the
goals/requirements you set out to achieve with your package were met.
You can create the relevant subdir ‘testthat/acceptance_tests/’
with use_acceptance_tests()
.
test_manual()
Manual tests. Put tests here that produce output
that has to be manually verified, such as: console output, pdf files,
plots. It is recommended you collect the output files of such tests in
‘tests/testthat/testout’. You can create the relevant subdir
with ‘testthat/manual_tests/’ with use_manual_tests()
.
You can modify the default paths for manual, acceptance and integration tests
by setting the respective options()
, but it is recommended to create your
own test subdirs instead.
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