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NAME

       clitest - performs automatic testing in command lines

SYNOPSIS

       clitest [options] <file ...>

DESCRIPTION

       Clitest  is  a portable POSIX shell script that performs automatic testing in Unix command
       lines. This script was carefully coded to be portable between POSIX shells

       It's the same concept as in Python's doctest module: you document both  the  commands  and
       their  expected  output,  using  the familiar interactive prompt format, and a specialized
       tool tests them.

       The clitest command searches for pieces of text that look like  interactive  Unix  command
       lines, and then executes those command lines to verify that they work exactly as shown.

OPTIONS

       -1, --first
              Stop execution upon first failed test

       -l, --list
              List all the tests (no execution)

       -L, --list-run
              List all the tests with OK/FAIL status

       -t, --test RANGE
              Run specific tests, by number (1,2,4-7)

       -s, --skip RANGE
              Skip specific tests, by number (1,2,4-7)

       -q, --quiet
              Quiet operation, no output shown

       -V, --version
              Show program version and exit

       -P, --progress TYPE
              Set progress indicator: test, number, dot, none

       --pre-flight COMMAND
              Execute command before running the first test

       --post-flight COMMAND
              Execute command after running the last test

       --color WHEN
              Set when to use colors: auto, always, never

       --diff-options OPTIONS
              Set diff command options (default: '-u')

       --inline-prefix PREFIX
              Set inline output prefix (default: '#→ ')

       --prefix PREFIX
              Set command line prefix (default: '')

       --prompt STRING
              Set prompt string (default: '$ ')

AUTHOR

       The CLITEST was written by Aurelio Jargas <verde@aurelio.net>.

       This  manual  page  was  written  by Giovani Augusto Ferreira <giovani@riseup.net> for the
       Debian project (but may be used by others).