// Copyright (c) 2017, the Dart project authors.  Please see the AUTHORS file
// for details. All rights reserved. Use of this source code is governed by a
// BSD-style license that can be found in the LICENSE file.
import 'dart:io';

/// This file is the entrypoint of the Dart repository's custom test system.
/// It is used to test:
///
///     1. The Dart VM
///     2. The dart2js compiler
///     3. The static analyzer
///     4. The Dart core library
///     5. Other standard dart libraries (DOM bindings, UI libraries,
///        IO libraries etc.)
///     6. The Dart specification parser.
///
/// This script is normally invoked by test.py. (test.py finds the Dart VM and
/// passes along all command line arguments to this script.)
///
/// The command line args of this script are documented in "test_options.dart".
/// They are printed when this script is run with "--help".
///
/// The default test directory layout is documented in "test_suite.dart", above
/// `factory StandardTestSuite.forDirectory`.
import "package:test_runner/src/options.dart";
import "package:test_runner/src/test_configurations.dart";

/// Runs all of the tests specified by the given command line [arguments].
void main(List<String> arguments) {
  // Parse the command line arguments to a configuration.
  var parser = OptionsParser();
  try {
    var configurations = parser.parse(arguments);
    if (configurations == null || configurations.isEmpty) return;

    // Run all of the configured tests.
    // TODO(26372): Ensure that all tasks complete and return a future from this
    // function.
    testConfigurations(configurations);
  } on OptionParseException catch (exception) {
    print(exception.message);
    exit(1);
  }
}