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@altack/autotest

v1.0.1

Published

Thin CLI wrapper over the Autotest docker image — run autonomous upgrade regression tests against a consumer app.

Readme

@altack/autotest

Thin CLI wrapper over the Autotest docker image. Autotest is a dockerized autonomous agent that runs in CI to catch breakage when a consumer app upgrades a shared third-party component library.

The CLI does not reimplement any phase of the run — it validates arguments, parses the autotest.yml manifest, resolves mounts and env, and shells out to docker run.

Install

npm install -g @altack/autotest

Requires a local Docker daemon. On first run the CLI pulls ghcr.io/altack/autotest:latest (override with --image).

Usage

autotest run --repo ./my-app --env-file .env.autotest
autotest open ./autotest-report

See autotest run --help for the full flag set. The manifest contract, CLI contract, and report layout are specified in the repository's docs/ directory.

Single-file distribution

The build produces a standalone dist/autotest.js (all dependencies inlined). You can share that file directly with a colleague; they run it with node autotest.js run ... without needing npm install.