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litmus-test

0.0.1 • Public • Published

Litmus Test

Run Litmus Tests directly from the command line using Node.

A work in progress :(

Install

$ npm install litmus-test

Note: This will need to be npm linked for now.

Configure

TODO: Use a local package.json file.

$ cp config.example.json config.json

And update the settings however you like.

Quick start

Pipe a file at it:

$ cat path/to/email.html | litmus-test -d test/dir

PENDING: Or use a Node.js stream:

var fs = require('fs')
  , LitmusTest = require('./lib/litmus-test')
;
 
fs.createReadStream('foo/bar.html')
  .pipe(new LitmusTest)
;

Help

Thankfully, commander provides us with a command-line help:

$ litmus-test -h
  Usage: litmus-test [options]
 
  Options:
 
    -h, --help              output usage information
    -V, --version           output the version number
    -t, --testId <n>        test id for re-testing emails
    -i, --imageDir [value]  images file path
    -f, --htmlFile [value]  html email file to test
    -d, --dir [value]       set s3 directory to upload assets in bucket
    -l, --list              retrieve list of tests from litmus api

API integration

List tests

$ litmus-test -l

Re-test

$ cat path/to/email.html | litmus-test -t TEST_ID

PENDING: within Node.js, it is possible to create-or-retest:

var fs = require('fs')
  , LitmusTest = require('./lib/litmus-test')
;
 
fs.createReadStream('foo/bar.html')
  .pipe(new LitmusTest({ testId: TEST_ID }))
;

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Install

npm i litmus-test

Repository

github.com/tbuchok/litmus-test

Homepage

github.com/tbuchok/litmus-test#readme

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1

Version

0.0.1

License

BSD

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  • tbuchok
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