Goal: run tests for any language using a plug and play system. Inspired by vim-test.

• Elixir
• Ruby (defaults to MiniTest with Rails, can be configured with RSpec)

• Run All Tests - run all tests in a workspace (defined by vscode-test.runAllTestsCommand).
• Run All Unit Tests - run all unit tests in a workspace (defined by vscode-test.runAllUnitTestsCommand).
• Run File Tests - run all tests for the current file.
• Run Current Line Test - run test on the current line.
• Run Last Tests - rerun the last test command.
• Open Alternate File - jump from a file to its test and vice-versa (i.e. app/models/user.rb → test/models/user_test.rb and test/models/user_test.rb → app/models/user.rb).

This extension contributes the following settings:

• vscode-test.maximizeTerminal: Maximizes the test runner terminal when a command is run (default: false).
• vscode-test.rubyTestCommand: Defines a command to use for ruby files (default: bin/rails test).
• vscode-test.rubyTestDirectory: Defines a directory for ruby tests (default: test).
• vscode-test.rubyTestPattern: Defines the file name pattern for ruby test files (default: _test.rb).
• vscode-test.elixirTestCommand: Defines a command to use for elixir files (default: mix test).
• vscode-test.elixirTestDirectory: Defines a directory for elixir tests (default: test).
• vscode-test.elixirTestPattern: Defines the file name pattern for elixir test files (default: _test.exs).

You can specify any test settings that might be specific for a given project by defining these settings in ~/your_project_root/.vscode/settings.json.

VS Code doesn't seem to support waiting for a terminal to be successfully created before tying to send it some text, so you may need to run your first test twice as a result.

TBD.