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TESTASCIIDOC(1)   TESTASCIIDOC(1)

testasciidoc - Run AsciiDoc conformance tests specified in configuration file.

testasciidoc [OPTIONS] COMMAND

The testasciidoc command runs AsciiDoc conformance tests specified in configuration file.

The testasciidoc toolset has three different commands:

testasciidoc list
testasciidoc run [NUMBER] [BACKEND] [OPTIONS]
testasciidoc update [NUMBER] [BACKEND] [OPTIONS]

The commands perform as follows:

list

List available tests cases.

run

Execute tests (regenerate temporary test cases and compare them to the reference files).

update

Regenerate and update test data reference files. Needs to be launched at least once to have the reference files to compare to during the tests.

Where:

NUMBER

Is the index number of the test case from the testasciidoc list command.

BACKEND

Is the asciidoc backend to use.

OPTIONS

Are the options listed below.

-f, --conf-file=CONF_FILE

Use configuration file CONF_FILE for more information about the configuration file format refer to the tests documentation.

--force

Update all test data overwriting existing data

testasciidoc list

Lists all the test actions available for running or updating.

testasciidoc run

Runs all the testing actions available.

testasciidoc run 1 html5 --conf-file=/etc/asciidoc/testasciidoc.conf

Run the test case 1 for the html5 asciidoc backend using the configuration file /etc/asciidoc/testasciidoc.conf.

testasciidoc update 1 html5

Generate or update the reference files used for the tests cases 1st action of the html5 asciidoc backend.

0

Success

1

Failure (syntax or usage error; configuration error; document processing failure; unexpected error).

See the AsciiDoc distribution BUGS file.

AsciiDoc was originally written by Stuart Rackham. Many people have contributed to it.

SourceForge: http://sourceforge.net/projects/asciidoc/

Main web site: http://asciidoc.org/

asciidoc(1), a2x(1)

Copyright (C) 2014 Joseph Herlant. Free use of this software is granted under the terms of the GNU General Public License (GPL).

07/18/2018