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```
Basic help
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```shell_session
$ runtests --help
Usage: test.js [OPTIONS] [CHAIN] ...
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Zero or more sets of tests can be specified.
If no tests are specified or '**' is given test.js will run
all found tests:
$ ./test.js
or:
$ ./test.js '**'
Note that using '*' or '**' may require escaping as they may
get expanded by the shell.
When no tests specified test.js will run all tests.
Options:
-h, --help - print this message and exit
--version - show test.js version and exit
-v, --version - show test.js verion and exit
-l, --list=PATH - list available tests;
note that if passing files via -f explicitly they
must precede the -l/-list flag;
this has the same defaults as -f
--list-found=PATH - like -list but print found test modules and exit
-m, --max-modifier-chain=NUMBER
- Maximum number of modifiers to use in chain
(default: 1)
-f, --test-file=PATH - test script or filename pattern, supports glob;
this flag can be given multiple times for
multiple paths/patterns
(default: "**/?(*-)test.js")
(default: **/?(*-)test.js)
-i, --ignore=PATH - path/pattern to ignore in test file search
(default: ["node_modules/**"])
-v, --verbose - verbose mode
(default: node_modules/**)
--verbose - verbose mode
(env: $VERBOSE)
Examples:
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$ ./test.js -v example - run "example" test in verbose mode.
$ ./test.js native:gen3:methods init:gen3:methods
- run two tests/patterns.
Written by: Alex A. Naanou <alex.nanou@gmail.com>
Version: 1.6.7 / License: BSD-3-Clause
```
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