Add test-rawdog, a simple test suite for rawdog with a built-in
webserver. You should be able to run this from the rawdog source
directory to check that much of rawdog is working correctly.
+(If you have the rawdog plugins repo in a subdirectory called
+"rawdog-plugins", it'll run tests on some of the plugins too.)
Add a -V option, which is like -v but appends the verbose output to a
file. This is mostly useful for testing.
add "feed 3h $httpurl/2.rss"
rune "not in the config file" -r $httpurl/3.rss
+# Run the plugins test suite if it's there.
+if [ -e rawdog-plugins/test-plugins ]; then
+ . rawdog-plugins/test-plugins
+fi