#!/bin/sh

# script/test: Run test suite for application. Optionally pass in a path to an
#              individual test file to run a single test.


set -e

cd "$[dirname $0]/.."

test -z $DEBUG || set -x

setglobal RACK_ROOT = $[cd "$[dirname $0]"/.. && pwd]
export RACK_ROOT

if test $RAILS_ENV = "test" || test $RACK_ENV = "test" {
  # if executed and the environment is already set to `test`, then we want a
  # clean from scratch application. This almost always means a ci environment,
  # since we set the environment to `test` directly in `script/cibuild`.
  script/setup
} else {
  # if the environment isn't set to `test`, set it to `test` and update the
  # application to ensure all dependencies are met as well as any other things
  # that need to be up to date, like db migrations. The environment not having
  # already been set to `test` almost always means this is being called on it's
  # own from a `development` environment.
  export RAILS_ENV="test" RACK_ENV="test"

  script/update
}

echo "==> Running tests…"

if test -n $1 {
  # pass arguments to test call. This is useful for calling a single test.
  bin/rake test $1
} else {
  bin/rake test
}