Test options

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See buster-test

The command buster test accepts the following options:

-h, --help

Show usage help. See also --help reporters.

-l, --log-level

Set logging level. One of error, warn, log, info, debug.

-v, --verbose

Increase verbosity level. Include one (log level info) or two times (e.g. -vv, for log level debug).

-c, --config

Test configuration file.

-g, --config-group

Test configuration group(s) to load.

-t, --tests

Test files (within active configuration) to run.

-e, --environment

Test configuration environment to load.

-r, --reporter

Test output reporter Default is dots.

-C, --color

Output color scheme. One of dim, bright, none. Default is bright.

-s, --server

Hostname and port to a running buster-server instance (for browser tests). Default is http://localhost:1111.

-R, --reset

Don’t use cached resources on the server.

-W, --warnings

Warnings to print. One of fatal, error, warning, all, none. Default is all.

-F, --fail-on

Fail on warnings at this level. One of fatal, error, warning. Default is fatal.

-L, --log-all

Log all messages, including for passed tests.

-o, --release-console

By default, Buster captures log messages from console.log() and friends. It does so by replacing the global console object with the buster.console object. This option skips this hijacking.

-p, --static-paths

Serve files over a static URL on the server. Reusing paths across test runs makes it possible to use breakpoints, but increases the risk of stale resources due to due to the browser caching too eagerly.