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neotest-go

This plugin provides a go(lang) adapter for the Neotest framework.

Installation

Using packer:

use({
  "nvim-neotest/neotest",
  requires = {
    "nvim-neotest/neotest-go",
    -- Your other test adapters here
  },
  config = function()
    -- get neotest namespace (api call creates or returns namespace)
    local neotest_ns = vim.api.nvim_create_namespace("neotest")
    vim.diagnostic.config({
      virtual_text = {
        format = function(diagnostic)
          local message =
            diagnostic.message:gsub("\n", " "):gsub("\t", " "):gsub("%s+", " "):gsub("^%s+", "")
          return message
        end,
      },
    }, neotest_ns)
    require("neotest").setup({
      -- your neotest config here
      adapters = {
        require("neotest-go"),
      },
    })
  end,
})

The above mentioned vim.diagnostic.config is optional but recommended if you enabled the diagnostic option of neotest. Especially testify makes heavy use of tabs and newlines in the error messages, which reduces the readability of the generated virtual text otherwise.

You can also supply optional arguments to the setup function if you want to enable experimental features or provide more arguments to go test command.

require("neotest").setup({
  adapters = {
    require("neotest-go")({
      experimental = {
        test_table = true,
      },
      args = { "-count=1", "-timeout=60s" }
    })
  }
})

By default go test runs for currecnt package only. If you want to run it recursively you need to set:

require("neotest").setup({
  adapters = {
    require("neotest-go")({
      recursive_run = true
    })
  }
})

Usage

NOTE: all usages of require('neotest').run.run can be mapped to a command in your config (this is not included and should be done by the user)

Test single function

To test a single test hover over the test and run require('neotest').run.run()

NOTE: Please note that testify test methods cannot be run using this function as go test cannot run these tests individually using the -run flag.

Test file

To test a file run require('neotest').run.run(vim.fn.expand('%'))

Test directory

To test a directory run require('neotest').run.run("path/to/directory")

Test suite

To test the full test suite run require('neotest').run.run("path/to/root_project") e.g. require('neotest').run.run(vim.fn.getcwd()), presuming that vim's directory is the same as the project root

Additional arguments

Additional arguments for the go test command can be sent using the extra_args field e.g.

require('neotest').run.run({path, extra_args = {"-race"}})

Contributing

This project is maintained by the nvim golang community. Please raise a PR if you are interested in adding new functionality or fixing any bugs If you are unsure of how this plugin works please read the Writing adapters section of the Neotest README.

If you are new to lua please follow any of the following resources:

Unit tests

Unit tests are written with the plenary busted framework. They can be run in a shell with

nvim --headless -c ':PlenaryBustedDirectory lua/spec'

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