aureliojargas/clitest repository overview

⁠clitest Docker image

Docker image for clitest⁠, a portable POSIX shell script that performs automatic testing in Unix command lines.

• docker pull aureliojargas/clitest

• Docker Hub: https://hub.docker.com/r/aureliojargas/clitest⁠

• GitHub: https://github.com/aureliojargas/clitest-docker⁠

⁠Running this image

This image behaves as an executable program. You only have to pass the arguments to clitest. For example, using --help:

docker run --rm -t aureliojargas/clitest --help

Inform an image tag if you want to run a specific clitest version:

docker run --rm -t aureliojargas/clitest:0.3.0 --help

⁠Running clitest in your own files

The working directory inside the image is /mnt. Just make your files available in this directory.

For example, to mount the current directory ($PWD) inside the container's working directory (/mnt) and run clitest on the ./mytests.md file:

docker run --rm -t -v "$PWD":/mnt aureliojargas/clitest mytests.md

⁠Build & publish

By creating a git tag in the aureliojargas/clitest-docker GitHub repository, a new Docker image will be automatically built, tested and published by Docker Hub Autobuild⁠.

For example, to create a new Docker image for clitest version 1.2.3, just create a git tag named 1.2.3 pointing to the HEAD commit and push it.

git tag 1.2.3
git push origin 1.2.3

Then Autobuild will be triggered and a new aureliojargas/clitest:1.2.3 Docker image will be published to Docker Hub.

See the hooks/build⁠ and hooks/test⁠ scripts for the details on how the image is built and tested.

⁠Local build & test

To build (and test) this image in your machine, git tags are not necessary. Just run the make targets informing the desired clitest version:

make build version=0.1.0
make test version=0.1.0

⁠Publishing the latest tag

Adding the latest tag to the most recent image version is a manual process. Example:

make latest version=1.2.3