NAME

       ginkgo - The ginkgo CLI compiler

SYNOPSIS

       ginkgo flags packages -- pass-throughs

       ginkgo COMMAND options

DESCRIPTION

       Ginkgo  is  a  BDD-style  Golang  testing  framework  built  to help you efficiently write
       expressive and comprehensive tests.

       This page documents the ginkgo CLI, which offers a number of conveniences beyond  what  go
       test provides out of the box and its usage is recommended, but not necessary.

OPTIONS

       ginkgo flags packages -- pass-throughs
           Run the tests in packages (or the package in the current directory).

           Any  arguments after -- will be passed to the test.  Run ginkgo test for a description
           of all valid flags.

       ginkgo watch flags packages -- pass-throughs
           Watches the files in  packages and re-runs tests when changes occur.

           Any arguments after -- will be passed to the test.  Accepts all  the  flags  that  the
           ginkgo command accepts except for --keepGoing and --untilItFails.

       ginkgo bootstrap flags
           Bootstrap a test suite for the current package

       ginkgo generate filenames
           Generate a test file named filename_test.go

           If  the  optional filenames argument is omitted, a file named after the package in the
           current directory will be created.

       ginkgo nodot
           Update the nodot declarations in your test suite

           Any missing declarations (from, say, a recently added matcher) will be added  to  your
           bootstrap  file.   If  you've renamed a declaration, that name will be honored and not
           overwritten.

       ginkgo convert /path/to/package
           Convert the package at the specified path from an XUnit-style test to  a  Ginkgo-style
           test

       ginkgo unfocus
           Recursively unfocuses any focused tests under the current directory

AUTHOR

       ginkgo was written by Onsi Fakhouri.

       This man page was written by Martín Ferrari for the Debian project.