NAME

       testCodebase - Test WebGUI's code base.

SYNOPSIS

        testCodebase --configFile /etc/webgui/config.conf
                     [--coverage]
                     [--noLongTests]
                     [--perlBase path]
                     [--verbose]

        testCodebase --help

DESCRIPTION

       This WebGUI utility script tests all of WebGUI's installed code base using a particular confiuration
       file. It uses prove to run all the WebGUI supplied test routines, located in the t subdirectory of the
       WebGUI root.

       You should NOT use a production config file for testing, since some of the test may be destructive.

       --configFile /etc/webgui/config.conf
           A  WebGUI  config file is required for testing.  If one cannot be found based on input from the user,
           then the script aborts without running any tests.

           Config files can be supplied on the command line, or  via  the  environment  variable,  WEBGUI_CONFIG
           being  used  as  a  fallback.   If  the  config  file cannot be found, the script assumes that a bare
           filename was provided and it will look in /etc/webgui for the config file.

           Be aware that some of the tests are destructive,  and  running  tests  on  production  sites  is  not
           recommended.

       --coverage
           Turns on additional Devel::Cover based coverage tests. Note that this can take a long time to run.

       --noLongTests
           Prevent long tests from being run

       --perlBase path
           Specify  a  path  to  an  alternative  Perl  installation  you  wish  to  use  for the tests. If left
           unspecified, it defaults to the Perl installation in the current PATH.

       --verbose
           Turns on additional information during tests.

       --help
           Shows this documentation, then exits.

AUTHOR

       Copyright 2001-2009 Plain Black Corporation.

perl v5.14.2                                       2013-04-29                                    TESTCODEBASE(1)