Fix tests for windows

lib/cli.mjs

@@ -42,7 +42,10 @@ export function CLI(e, overrides = {}) {
   this.child_process = overrides.child_process || child_process
   this.process = overrides.process || process
   this.importer = overrides.importer
+  this.loadDefaults()
+}
 
+CLI.prototype.loadDefaults = function() {
   // Eltro specific options
   this.reporter = 'list'
   this.ignoreOnly = false
@@ -110,7 +113,7 @@ CLI.prototype.parseOptions = function(args) {
     }
   }
 
-  if (!this.targets.length) {
+  if (!this.targets.length && this.run === 'test') {
     this.targets.push('test/**')
   }
 

package.json

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 {
   "name": "eltro",
-  "version": "1.4.0",
+  "version": "1.4.1",
   "description": "Eltro is a tiny no-dependancy test framework for node",
   "main": "index.mjs",
   "scripts": {

test/cli.test.mjs

@@ -59,32 +59,31 @@ t.describe('CLI', function() {
    *****************************************/
 
   t.describe('#parseOptions()', function() {
+    t.beforeEach(function() {
+      cli.loadDefaults()
+    })
+
     t.test('should not do anything if no options', async function() {
-      cli.reporter = 'list'
       await cli.parseOptions([])
       assert.strictEqual(cli.reporter, 'list')
     })
 
     t.test('should support overriding reporter with shorthand option', async function() {
-      cli.reporter = 'list'
       await cli.parseOptions(['-r', 'dot'])
       assert.strictEqual(cli.reporter, 'dot')
     })
 
     t.test('should support overriding reporter with long option', async function() {
-      cli.reporter = 'list'
       await cli.parseOptions(['--reporter', 'dot'])
       assert.strictEqual(cli.reporter, 'dot')
     })
     
     t.test('should support enabling ignore-only long option', async function() {
-      cli.ignoreOnly = false
       await cli.parseOptions(['--ignore-only', '-r', 'dot'])
       assert.strictEqual(cli.ignoreOnly, true)
     })
 
     t.test('should support reporter list', async function() {
-      cli.reporter = 'list'
       await cli.parseOptions(['-r', 'list'])
       assert.strictEqual(cli.reporter, 'list')
     })
@@ -100,13 +99,11 @@ t.describe('CLI', function() {
     })
 
     t.test('should support overriding timeout with shorthand option', async function() {
-      cli.timeout = 2000
       await cli.parseOptions(['-t', '1000'])
       assert.strictEqual(cli.timeout, 1000)
     })
 
     t.test('should support overriding timeout with long option', async function() {
-      cli.timeout = 2000
       await cli.parseOptions(['--timeout', '250'])
       assert.strictEqual(cli.timeout, 250)
     })
@@ -122,57 +119,54 @@ t.describe('CLI', function() {
     })
 
     t.test('should support overriding watch', async function() {
-      cli.watch = null
       await cli.parseOptions(['-w', 'unittest_test1'])
       assert.strictEqual(cli.watch, 'unittest_test1')
     })
 
     t.test('should support overriding watch with long option', async function() {
-      cli.watch = null
       await cli.parseOptions(['--watch', 'unittest_test1'])
       assert.strictEqual(cli.watch, 'unittest_test1')
     })
 
-    t.test('should fail overriding if next parameter is missing', async function() {
+    t.test('should fail setting watch if value is missing', async function() {
-      cli.watch = null
       let err = await assert.isRejected(cli.parseOptions(['--watch']))
       assert.strictEqual(cli.watch, null)
       assert.match(err.message, /watch/i)
     })
 
-    t.test('should fail overriding if next parameter is a parameter', async function() {
+    t.test('should fail setting watch if value is parameter', async function() {
-      cli.watch = null
       let err = await assert.isRejected(cli.parseOptions(['-w', '--reporter', 'list']))
       assert.strictEqual(cli.watch, null)
       assert.match(err.message, /watch/i)
     })
 
     t.test('should support overriding run', async function() {
-      cli.run = null
       await cli.parseOptions(['-n', 'unittest_run1'])
       assert.strictEqual(cli.run, 'unittest_run1')
     })
 
     t.test('should support overriding run with long option', async function() {
-      cli.run = null
       await cli.parseOptions(['--npm', 'unittest_run1'])
       assert.strictEqual(cli.run, 'unittest_run1')
     })
 
-    t.test('should fail overriding if next parameter is missing', async function() {
+    t.test('should fail setting npm if value is missing', async function() {
-      cli.run = null
       let err = await assert.isRejected(cli.parseOptions(['--npm']))
-      assert.strictEqual(cli.run, null)
+      assert.strictEqual(cli.run, 'test')
       assert.match(err.message, /npm/i)
     })
 
-    t.test('should fail overriding if next parameter is a parameter', async function() {
+    t.test('should fail setting npm if value is parameter', async function() {
-      cli.run = null
       let err = await assert.isRejected(cli.parseOptions(['-n', '--reporter', 'list']))
-      assert.strictEqual(cli.run, null)
+      assert.strictEqual(cli.run, 'test')
       assert.match(err.message, /npm/i)
     })
 
+    t.test('when using run and no target, leave target empty', async function() {
+      await cli.parseOptions(['--npm', 'unittest_run1'])
+      assert.strictEqual(cli.targets.length, 0)
+    })
+
     t.test('should add file to targets', async function() {
       await cli.parseOptions(['test'])
       assert.deepEqual(cli.targets, ['test'])
@@ -756,10 +750,10 @@ t.describe('CLI', function() {
     
           assert.ok(eltro.starting)
           assert.strictEqual(loaded.length, 2)
-          assert.match(loaded[0], path.join('root', testFiles[1]))
+          assert.match(loaded[0], new RegExp(path.join('root', testFiles[1]).replace(/\\/g, '\\\\')))
-          assert.match(loaded[1], path.join('root', testFiles[2]))
+          assert.match(loaded[1], new RegExp(path.join('root', testFiles[2]).replace(/\\/g, '\\\\')))
-          assert.match(filenames[0], testFiles[1])
+          assert.match(filenames[0], new RegExp(testFiles[1].replace(/\\/g, '\\\\')))
-          assert.match(filenames[1], testFiles[2])
+          assert.match(filenames[1], new RegExp(testFiles[2].replace(/\\/g, '\\\\')))
         })
     
         t.test('on error should throw and wrap in inner error', async function() {