Go test tool with terminal UI.

Gott v2 is published!

Now You can use gott to parse go test files and get the test name from the gott output instead of exec it!

For example:

go test -v -test.run $(gott -print -file=/aa/bb/xx_test.go)

Please check v2/help.txt for more information.

Use go install github.com/sshelll/gott/v2@latest to get it!

go version >= 1.17, clone this repo and exec go build . should be ok，or you can exec the command below：

go install github.com/sshelll/gott@latest

go version <= 1.16, go to Release page and download the executable file(MacOS Only, I'm lazy...)

Use gott instead of go test

Or you can exec gott -p to get the test name, in this way you won't run go test

For example:

go test -v => gott -v

go test -v -race => gott -v -race

go test -gcflags="all=-l -N" => gott -gcflags=\"all=-l -N\"

go test -gcflags=all=-l -race -coverprofile=coverage.out => gott \"all=-l -N\" -race -coverprofile=coverage.out

gott -p => you will get a go test func name

Use the script below to debug a test with dlv:

#!/bin/zsh

fn=$(gott -p)

if [ ! $fn ]; then exit 0; fi

dlv test --build-flags=-test.run $fn

Use gott -h to get more details

• Q1：Does this program recognize github.com/stretchr/testify/suite ？

  A1：Yes，but the entry func of 'suite' is limited, you can see how it works in the examples below:

  type FooTestSuite struct {
    suite.Suite
  }
  
  // OK, allow 'new'
  func TestFoo1(t *testing.T) {
    suite.Run(t, new(FooTestSuite))
  }
  
  // OK, allow '&'
  func TestFoo2(t *testing.T) {
    suite.Run(t, &FooTestSuite{})
  }
  
  // not OK
  func TestFoo3(t *testing.T) {
    foo := new(FooTestSuite)
    suite.Run(t, foo)
  }
  
  // not OK
  func TestFoo4(t *testing.T) {
    m := make(map[int]interface{})
    m[1] = &FooTestSuite{}
    suite.Run(t, m[1])
  }

• Q2：What are the key mappings?

  A2：↑ ↓ to move cursor，/ to search (fzf-like, but only supports lowercase chars），esc to quit。