Yes. This is possible by running the tests on github actions which support Win, Linux and MacOS containers.
Yes. Indeed you can launch the CLI with any arguments, the testing “framework”, if you can call it that, provides a helper to run an arbitrary command inside an isolated container.
Sort of. For the moment this is not supported out of the box, but since the tests are built on top of execa, it could be accomplished with something like:
const execa = require("execa");
const { Readable } = require("stream");
const subprocess = execa("frontity create --theme @frontity/mars-theme");
// The name of the project that is gonna be passed interactively
const readable = Readable.from(["my-awesome-project"]);
// Pass it to std input
readable.pipe(subprocess.stdin);
// Actually run the `create` command
const { stdout } = await subprocess;
console.log(stdout);
Yes. The framework helpers can run arbitrary unix commands inside the container like ls, cat or tree and capture their output.
Sort of. At the moment there is no built-in way to do this, but helpers can be created in a similar way as those for passing the interactive CLI arguments.
