This directory contains a copy of the test suite from node.js, and we can use it to run those tests in noderunner.
The tests are disabled by default because they take so long to run. In order to really run them run maven with the property "skipTests" to false, as in "mvn -DskipTests=false test".
The scripts in the directory "src/test/resources/test/simple" will all be run my Maven as part of the "test" phase. If any returns a non-zero exit status, it is considered to have failed.
To run a single test, set the "TestFile" property to the base name of the file (without the path component). For instance, the follow command will run the test script "test-fs-long-path.js" and then exit:
mvn -DskipTests=false -DTestFile=test-fs-long-path.js test
To run a subset of the tests, do the same thing but include only part of the file name -- "TestFile" will match any file name that contains the complete string. So to run all the http tests:
mvn -DskipTests=false -DTestFile=test-http test
To enable Noderunner debugging (that is, debugging of Noderunner's Java code), set the LOGLEVEL property to one of the supported SLF4J log levels such as INFO or DEBUG. The default is INFO.
If the environment variables JAVA_HOME_6 and JAVA_HOME_7 are set to the locations of Java 6 and Java 7 on the local machine, then each test will be run twice, once under each Java version. Otherwise, all tests will run on whatever Java version is set in JAVA_HOME. If JAVA_HOME is not set then the tests will simply use the "java" command which will pick up whichever instance of Java is first on the path.
Right now, the tests to be run are in src/test/resources/test/simple. Tests in other directories (including the "broken" directory) are not currently run.