super simple harness for your smoke tests

We found most test harnesses too hard. We found running shell loops not repeatable. We like easy.

cd smoke
./smoke.sh

./smoke.sh -h
smoke.sh runs smoke tests on your box
 usage: smoke.sh <option>
 
 where option can be:
 	-l <file> :silently write logs to <file>. default: /var/log/smoke.log
 	-f :only output failures. default: not set
 	-d <directory> :runs tests in <directory>. default: tests/
 	-h :prints this message

just add your script into smoke/tests (or any directory called by the -d option above)! Your test must:

• be executable
• exit 0 for a passed test and exit non-0 for a failed test
• use init-style naming if you'd like to run in a certain order. For example:
  • 010-script will run before 050-script
  • 050-script will run before a_script
  • a_script will run before b_script

that's it!