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@test-station/adapter-shell

v0.2.17

Published

Generic shell-command adapter for Test Station.

Readme

@test-station/adapter-shell

Generic shell-command adapter for Test Station.

Most consumers should install @test-station/cli or @test-station/core instead of this package directly. The default core bundle already includes the shell adapter. Install this package only when you are composing adapters yourself around @test-station/core.

Install

npm install --save-dev @test-station/adapter-shell

What It Does

  • runs arbitrary command-backed suites
  • synthesizes normalized results from exit status and shell output
  • supports the single-check-json-v1 result format for structured single-check suites
  • writes raw shell logs under raw/

Structured Single-Check JSON

Use resultFormat: 'single-check-json-v1' when the command prints a single JSON object to stdout and you want that payload normalized as one structured check.

{
  adapter: 'shell',
  command: [process.execPath, './scripts/check-mappings.mjs'],
  resultFormat: 'single-check-json-v1',
  resultFormatOptions: {
    name: 'Mapping parity',
    assertions: [
      'Compare local mappings against the upstream reference list.',
    ],
    module: 'transpiler',
    theme: 'analysis',
    warningFields: [
      { field: 'missingFromLocal', label: 'mappings missing locally', mode: 'count-array' },
    ],
    rawDetailsFields: ['referenceCount', 'localCount', 'missingFromLocal', 'localOnly'],
  },
}

The adapter stores the JSON payload as a raw artifact, maps configured warning fields into human-readable warnings, and surfaces the selected fields under test.rawDetails.

Direct Use

import { createShellAdapter } from '@test-station/adapter-shell';

const adapter = createShellAdapter();

Use adapter id shell in test-station.config.mjs.