github.com/DaltonSW/prism @v1.3.1

Welcome to prism!

All I'm saying is that maybe people would be a bit more willing to write unit tests if they were prettier to look at... 💅

Make your unit testing results not only easier on the parse, but downright pleasant to look at! Prism works anywhere go test works, so it can be quickly integrated into any project using Go v1.24 or higher (that's when -json was introduced).

Installation

Homebrew 🍺

• Have brew installed (brew.sh)
• Run the following:

brew install --cask daltonsw/tap/prism

Go 🖥️

• Have Go
• Have your Go install location on your $PATH
• Run the following:

go install go.dalton.dog/prism@latest

Github Releases 🐙

• Go to the Releases tab of the repo here
• Download the latest archive for your OS/architecture
• Extract it and place the resulting binary on your $PATH and ensure it is executable

cd ~/Downloads # Assuming you downloaded it here
tar -xvf prism_[whatever].tar.gz # x: Extract; v: Verbose output; f: Specify filename
chmod +x prism # Make file executable
mv prism [somewhere on your $PATH] # Move the file to somewhere on your path for easy execution

Usage

Unit Tests

Just run prism in your module directory. Anywhere you'd run go test, use prism instead. That's it!

-v -- Verbose output. Includes any additional output logged during tests

-f -- Failed Only. Only gives information about tests that failed

--no-color OR --show-color to force showing or hiding color

Anything else will be appended directly to go test -json

Benchmarking

The simplest usage is just prism bench. This will ignore all tests and run all benchmarks in ./...

The first optional argument is a regex string and is appended to the normal -bench= flag for go test. It defaults to .

The second optional argument is the path, if you want to benchmark over something other than ./....
If you want to pass a path, you MUST pass a regex string

Configuration

Running prism config show will show you the currently stored values for configuration

To change your defaults, run prism config set [key] {true|false} with any of the following keys: - fails_only - verbose - no_bar - no_color (will set show_color to the opposite) - show_color (will set no_color to the opposite)