CLI for testing and coverage of Go projects.

The aim is to provide a better testing and reporting experience compared to the standard testing tools of Golang.

Shiraz is a standalone CLI. You can install it globally by running

go install github.com/vieolo/shiraz@latest

After the install, the CLI would be available using shiraz command

• test: Runs the unit tests of the project. You can provide a test command in the config file (defaults to go test -v ./...). The test parses the output and you can select the type of output in the config file.
• report: Runs the tests and generates a HTML coverage report of your project in the coverageFolderPath of the config file. If no path is explicitly provided, the files are generated at ./coverage folder.

You can define the configuration of your project by creating a shiraz.json in your main directory. This file allows you to save your preferences.

All fields in the shiraz.json are optional. Here are the possible fields.

• test
  • command: The test command to be used when calling the test cmd. (defaults to go test -v ./...)
  • output: options are [pkgname, testname] (defaults to pkgname)
• projectPath: The path to the go project. Useful if the config file is not in the project being tested.
• coverageFolderPath: The path to the folder where the coverage files are generated and saved at
• env: The environmental variables to be added when running the test command.
• ignore: An array of files of folders you wish to ignore from the report. You need to include the package name as well. e.g. github.com/example/dir_1 or github.com/example/dir_2/file_1.go