shunit2 - unit test framework for shell scripts

shUnit2 was written by Kate Ward.  This man page was originally written by Ulrich Dangel.

shUnit2  is  an  xUnit  unit  test framework for Bourne-based shell scripts, and is designed to work in a
       similar manner to JUnit, PyUnit, and so forth.  If you have ever had the desire to write a unit test  for
       a shell script, shUnit2 can do the job.

       You can either run shunit2 directly from the command line and specify the unit file unit-file or directly
       source the shunit2 executable.

       If  you directly execute shunit2 and don't specify unit-file, shUnit2 assumes an empty test file and will
       return without an error message.

       The following simple script tests whether 1 equals 1.
              #!/bin/shtestEquality(){assertEquals11}#loadshunit2.shunit2

       The  above  example  assumes  this is executed on the machine where shunit2 is available as an executable
       command found in the path specified by the environment variable $PATH.   You  can  alternatively  copy  a
       /usr/bin/shunit2  file  from  this machine to path/to/shunit2 in the target source tree and use it in the
       target build environment as follows.
              #!/bin/shtestEquality(){assertEquals11}#loadshunit2.path/to/shunit2

       The following is a shell session transcript showing how to write the same test as above  and  execute  it
       directly.
              $ cat>test_equality.sh<<EOFtestEquality(){assertEquals11}EOF
              $ shunit2test_equality.sh
       Note that shunit2 is not sourced in this example.

       More sophisticated examples can be found in file:///usr/share/doc/shunit2/examples/.

shunit2 - unit test framework for shell scripts

shunit2 does not support any command-line options at all.  You can either source shunit2 with the shell's
       . (“dot”) built-in to execute your unit tests or directly run shunit2 as a command with  unit-file  as  a
       parameter.

       For more information, see the shUnit2 GitHub project, or have a look at the installed documentation.

shunit2 2.1.8                                      2020-03-29                                         shunit2(1)

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