Usage

The CLI scan all the descendants of the given path or current directory for all .spec.lua(u) files, requiring them, and collecting all tests to be run. Theres 3 main ways to define ur .spec files tests/a.spec.luau

local run = {}

function run.should_run()
end

return run

tests/b.spec.luau

local run, focus, skip = {}, {}, {}

function focus.should_run_this_test()
    print('debugging here')
end
function run.should_ignore_this_test()
    error('shouldnt run')
end

return { run = run, focus = focus, skip = skip, name = 'a' }

tests/c.spec.luau

local test = require('@pkg/test')
local spec, run, focus, skip = test.spec()

function run.should_run_this_test(deep_assert)  -- soon
end
function skip.should_skip_this_test(deep_assert)
    error('shouldnt run')
end

return spec

After define them, just check the tests status running in your terminal

pesde x ernisto/test tests

And you should be able to see something like this:

Contribuite

Nothing to say, just note if you are in vs code you shouldnt see nothing except by .luau files, i just recommended by extension to toggle a vsc setting to be able to see those files is opted-in