Thank you for the good work

[pgrange]

If you want to say something nice about bash_unit but can not think of a better place right now, just add a comment to this issue.

If you want to blame bash_unit for any reason, just open another issue to describe your... issue.

[tkellen]

Thanks for bash_unit! I'm using it over at http://github.com/tkellen/kwm :)

[samba2]

this looks really promising. Particularly the way you output errors is pleasant. tnx for your work!

[ddolcimascolo]

Thx for the great work. We just started to use bash_unit for an internal project, testing how a bash script built around curl behaves wrt to the multiple options it supports. We're making particular use of the ${FAKE_PARAMS} variable to assert how curl is called.

[moorereason]

Finding this repo made my day. I wanted to hack on a gnarly bash script that generates regex patterns, but no way was I going to try that without unit tests. After finding this project, I spent the day writing unit tests and improving the regex generation while passing all the tests. :fire:

🏆 to @pgrange and everyone else who has contributed.

[wolframroesler]

Exactly what I've been looking for. Nicely designed, unintrusive, zero boilerplate, easy to install and use, all I need yet no feature creep.

[ReedClanton]

Don't know why, but playing around with bash_unit has been a lot of fun, so thanks for that!

[zkutasi]

I wrote my bash unit test framework 10 years ago... but now for the new project I am working on, I wanted to take someone elses work and try it... without even trying it out, I wanted to tank you for the seemingly awesome work you have done. I will try to incorporate this into my Team's work, as they complained they are unable to test their script code with some tests and they would prefer something testable like python... but for what we do (execute commands and check result codes) bash is the king.