run-tests

Run Tests

Context

• Project type: ![ -f "package.json" ] && echo "Node.js" || [ -f "pyproject.toml" ] && echo "Python" || [ -f "go.mod" ] && echo "Go" || echo "Unknown"
• Test framework: ![ -f "package.json" ] && (grep -q "jest" package.json && echo "Jest" || grep -q "vitest" package.json && echo "Vitest" || echo "Unknown") || [ -f "pyproject.toml" ] && echo "pytest" || echo "Unknown"

Your Task

Execute tests with appropriate configuration based on the project type and test framework.

Arguments

• $1 (optional): Test type - unit, integration, e2e, or all (default: all)
• $2 (optional): Additional flags (e.g., --watch, --coverage, --verbose)

Steps

1. Detect project type and test framework from context above

2. Determine test command based on framework:

   Jest:

   npm test
   # or with flags
   npm test -- --coverage --verbose
   

   Vitest:

   npm run test
   # or
   vitest run
   

   pytest:

   pytest
   # or with flags
   pytest -v --cov=src
   

   Go:

   go test ./...
   # or with flags
   go test -v -cover ./...
   

3. Apply test type filter if specified:

   Jest/Vitest (unit tests):

   npm test -- --testPathPattern=unit
   

   Jest/Vitest (integration tests):

   npm test -- --testPathPattern=integration
   

   pytest (unit tests):

   pytest tests/unit/
   

   pytest (integration tests):

   pytest tests/integration/
   

   Go (specific package):

   go test ./pkg/...
   

4. Execute the test command with appropriate flags

5. Report results:

   • Number of tests passed/failed
   • Execution time
   • Coverage percentage (if --coverage flag used)
   • Any failing tests with error messages

Examples

Run all tests:

/run-tests

Run unit tests only:

/run-tests unit

Run tests with coverage:

/run-tests all --coverage