ltest-runner

Return ok. This dummy function marks the end of the include so the REPL prints its name as the last function loaded.

Run unit, integration, system, then the optional legacy Selenium path; return the first non-ok result after running each path.

Return the first non-ok legacy group result, or ok on full success.

Read the listener init argument, default to ltest-listener, and convert its first value to an atom.

Return no_tty and report options for LISTENER with the legacy colored option; the listener defaults color to true when omitted.

Return no_tty plus a report option containing LISTENER and OPTIONS; this helper does not validate either value.

Return EUnit's report tuple for LISTENER and OPTIONS.

Run integration tests with the legacy runner and preserve EUnit's result. This zero-argument form adds the outer suite headings around the group heading.

Run integration tests with the legacy runner and preserve EUnit's result. The ignored compatibility argument leaves only the group heading.

Dispatch a supported group or selenium atom; other input is treated as a BEAM path. Return the selected EUnit result.

Read the module identity from the compiled BEAM and run it with the listener selected by get-listener/0; file and EUnit errors propagate.

Resolve the BEAM module and run it through EUnit with LISTENER; the path must identify a readable compiled BEAM.

Append .beam to BEAM basenames, then run them through EUnit with the listener selected by get-listener/0.

Run the supplied test BEAM basenames through EUnit with LISTENER.

Run one test module atom through EUnit with LISTENER and return its result.

Run MODULES through EUnit with the listener selected by get-listener/0.

Run one or more test modules through EUnit using LISTENER.

Run system tests with the legacy runner and preserve EUnit's result. This zero-argument form adds the outer suite headings around the group heading.

Run system tests with the legacy runner and preserve EUnit's result. The ignored compatibility argument leaves only the group heading.

Run unit tests with the legacy runner and preserve EUnit's result. This zero-argument form adds the outer suite headings around the group heading.

Run unit tests with the legacy runner and preserve EUnit's result. The ignored compatibility argument leaves only the group heading.