PSTestX.ps1
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<#PSScriptInfo
.VERSION 1.2024061801 .GUID a1626141-f76e-4301-8ec3-d03f6bfd4d2f .AUTHOR Jimurrito .COMPANYNAME Virtrillo Software Solutions .COPYRIGHT (c) 2024 Jimurrito. All rights reserved. .TAGS Testing Framework Unit-testing Assertion-testing Assertion cmdlet-testing function-testing .LICENSEURI https://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-3.0.en.html .PROJECTURI https://github.com/jimurrito/PSTest .ICONURI .EXTERNALMODULEDEPENDENCIES PSTestLib .REQUIREDSCRIPTS .EXTERNALSCRIPTDEPENDENCIES .RELEASENOTES https://github.com/jimurrito/PSTest #> <# .SYNOPSIS A script to run tests on PowerShell modules. .DESCRIPTION This script imports the modules from a specified path, runs tests on functions that have a specific attribute, and outputs the results. .PARAMETER TestPath The path to the directory containing the test modules. The script will attempt to test all modules in this directory. Only functions that have the PSTest() attribute will be evaluated. .PARAMETER TestAttributeName The name of the attribute that the script looks for in the functions to be tested. .PARAMETER FullDump A boolean value indicating whether to output all tests run for all modules. .PARAMETER TestExtensions The file extensions of the modules to be tested. .EXAMPLE PS C:\> .\PSTestX.ps1 -TestPath ".\Tests\" -TestAttributeName "PSTestAttribute" -FullDump $false -TestExtensions "*.psm1" .OUTPUTS [ResultType] class that can be found in PSTestLib #> #Requires -Modules PSTestLib using module PSTestLib param( # path to the test modules # will attempt to test all modules in the dir # Only functions that have the PSTest() attribute will be evaluated [Parameter(Mandatory = $true)] [string]$TestPath, [string]$TestAttributeName = "PSTestAttribute", [bool]$FullDump = $false, [string]$TestExtensions = "*.psm1" ) # # # generate stop watch for execution timing $Timer = [System.Diagnostics.Stopwatch]::StartNew() # # # get powershell modules in the path $Modules2Test = Get-ChildItem -Path $TestPath -Filter $TestExtensions -Verbose # # # # Ran for each module, in an isolated powershell session $TestBlock = { # #Requires -Modules PSTestLib # param( [string]$testModPath, [string]$TestAtt ) # Import testlib obj . ([scriptblock]::create("using module PSTestLib")) # Import module that needs to be tested Import-Module $testModPath # filters all the commands that contain the test class attribute [PSTest()] $funcs = get-module | Foreach-Object { Get-Command -Module $_ | Where-Object { $_.ScriptBlock.Attributes.TypeId.name -eq $TestAtt } } # # Iterate all in-scope functions - testing each one # Full single module output - reps all tests in a single module file - use `$ModuleResults` return $funcs | ForEach-Object { # $func = $_ # get attributes - filters out attributes from other sources $AttVals = $func.ScriptBlock.Attributes | where-object { $_.TypeId.name -eq $TestAtt } # # Each iteration of $AttVals is its own test. # Results from all test permuations of a single function return $AttVals | ForEach-Object { # # input args remap - needed to splatter the array of variables $InputArgs = $_.IArgs; $Assertion = $_.Assert; # # Test Job return - represents a single test $PermuationResult = try { # invoke test $TestResult = & $func.Name @InputArgs # Run if block if test should be asserted if ($Assertion -and $TestResult -ne $Assertion ) { return [PSTestResult]::new( [ResultType]::AssertionError, $testresult, $func.Name, $InputArgs ) } # Test should NOT be asserted else { return [PSTestResult]::new( $testresult, $func.Name, $InputArgs ) } } # Job failed the test catch { return [PSTestResult]::new( [ResultType]::ExceptionError, $_, $func.Name, $InputArgs ) } # # # Test Job return - represents a single test - return on try/catch does not work in PS return $PermuationResult } } # end of scriptblock } # # Execute test(s) $FinalOutput = $Modules2Test | ForEach-Object { (pwsh -c $TestBlock -args @($_, $TestAttributeName)) } # # [Stat output] # # Stop the stopwatch; capture output. $Timer.Stop(); $Runtime = $Timer.Elapsed # # Count number that were successful $SuccCount = ($FinalOutput | Where-Object { $_.ResultType -eq [ResultType]::Success }).Count $FailCount = $FinalOutput.Count - $SuccCount # # verbose output Write-Host "`nSuccess: "-NoNewline Write-Host "$SuccCount" -ForegroundColor Green -NoNewline Write-Host " | " -NoNewline Write-Host "Failure: " -NoNewline Write-Host "$FailCount" -ForegroundColor Red -NoNewline Write-Host " | " -NoNewline Write-Host ("Total: {0} | Runtime: ({1})s ({2})ms`n" -f $FinalOutput.Count, $Runtime.Seconds, $Runtime.Milliseconds ) -NoNewline # # Output of ALL tests ran for all modules if ($FullDump) { Write-Output $FinalOutput } |