DanRuta
cpp testing
I wanted to try out your cpp testing and found this command in your package.json. "cpp-tests": "cd ./build && make && cpp-tests", But as soon as it reaches cpp-tests it throws an error saying "sh: cpp-tests: command not found"
Is there something missing in my understanding of the script?
If the make bit works, I'm gonna assume everything was set up ok, and you ran the build script first.
This is just a wild guess, but you could try changing it to "./cpp-tests" if not using windows. I've just recreated that error message on Kali, and prefixing with "./" worked.
Hm...I guess I didn't build properly. I'm on OSX like you guessed.
In your build script it is this: "build": "rm -rf build && mkdir build && cd build && cmake -G"MSYS Makefiles" .. && npm install"
I'm running into a problem with cmake -G"MSYS Makefiles" stating: CMake Error: Could not create named generator MSYS Makefiles
do you know what to make of it?
Yep. Msys is a Windows tool to emulate a linux environment.
Just tried it out, simply remove the -G"MSYS Makefiles" flag. :)
Maybe I should add a note for non-windows users. Let me know if there was anything else.
Hey Dan, I managed to run the cpp tests successfully. This is what I had to do
- npm run build
- cd ./build && make ./cpp-tests
- then ran npm run cpp-tests adding the ./ in front of the cpp-tests (cd ./build && make && ./cpp-tests)
At least for my OSX environment, these were the steps I needed to take to run the cpp tests successfully.
Thanks for helping me out, I hope this was as helpful as it was to you as it was for me.