hq1
Hey!
Just wanted to share my ExUnit NeoVim plugin: GitHub - aerosol/nvim-exunit: Opinionated ExUnit test runner for NeoVim · GitHub
There are probably more sophisticated/general TDD plugins out there. This one is somewhat minimal - as in, there’s not a lot to customise, however I’m open to suggestions.
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jswanner
Very cool.
The long sleep calls in your code under test makes your plugin seem extremely slow in your demo video, by the way.
hq1
Thank you.
Yes but how else can we all share the status line moon animation experience. Still much faster than the tests I run for living…
I’ll prep smaller demo gifs later on.
jswanner
Maybe add the sleep mid video? Perhaps it says more about me than anything else, but I almost dismissed the plugin completely when seeing how slow it was at the beginning of the video, luckily I kept watching and realized long sleep calls were involved
hq1
Thanks for feedback. I’ve fixed some minor annoyances and uploaded a much quicker demo.