test-generator

version	2.0.0
name	Test Generator
description	Automated test case generator. Unit tests, integration tests, end-to-end tests, mock objects, test fixtures, coverage analysis, edge case generation.
author	BytesAgain
homepage	https://bytesagain.com
source	https://github.com/bytesagain/ai-skills

Test Generator — Multi-Purpose Utility Tool

A general-purpose CLI utility tool for data entry, management, and retrieval. Provides commands to run tasks, configure settings, check status, initialize the workspace, list/add/remove/search entries, export data, and view system info — all from the terminal.

Command Reference

The script (test-generator) supports the following commands via its case dispatch:

Command	Description	Example Output
run <arg>	Execute the main function with a given argument	Running: <arg>
config	Show configuration file path	Config: $DATA_DIR/config.json
status	Display current operational status	Status: ready
init	Initialize the data directory and workspace	Initialized in $DATA_DIR
list	List all entries from the data log	Prints contents of data.log or (empty)
add <text>	Add a new timestamped entry to the data log	Added: <text>
remove <id>	Remove an entry from the data log	Removed: <id>
search <term>	Search entries in the data log (case-insensitive)	Matching lines or Not found: <term>
export	Export all data log contents to stdout	Full contents of data.log
info	Show version and data directory path	Version: 2.0.0 | Data: $DATA_DIR
help	Show full help text with all commands	—
version	Print version string	test-generator v2.0.0

Data Storage

• Data directory: $TEST_GENERATOR_DIR or ~/.local/share/test-generator/
• Data log: $DATA_DIR/data.log — stores all entries added via the add command, each prefixed with a date stamp
• History log: $DATA_DIR/history.log — every command invocation is timestamped and logged for auditing
• All directories are auto-created on first run via mkdir -p

Requirements

• Bash 4+ (uses set -euo pipefail)
• No external dependencies — pure bash, no API keys, no network calls
• Works on Linux and macOS
• grep (for the search command)

When to Use

1. Quick data logging — Need to record notes, test results, or observations from the command line? Use test-generator add "your note here" for instant timestamped logging.
2. Simple searchable notebook — Accumulated entries can be searched with test-generator search <term>, making it a lightweight grep-able journal for tracking test runs or results.
3. Data export for pipelines — Use test-generator export to pipe all logged data into downstream tools or redirect to a file for reporting.
4. System status checks in scripts — test-generator status provides a quick health-check output suitable for CI/CD monitoring scripts or cron jobs.
5. Workspace initialization — Run test-generator init when setting up a new machine or environment to bootstrap the data directory structure.

Examples

Initialize the workspace

test-generator init
# Output: Initialized in /home/user/.local/share/test-generator

Add entries

test-generator add "Unit test suite passed - 47 tests, 0 failures"
# Output: Added: Unit test suite passed - 47 tests, 0 failures

test-generator add "Integration test: API endpoint /users returned 200"
# Output: Added: Integration test: API endpoint /users returned 200

List all entries

test-generator list
# Output:
# 2026-03-18 Unit test suite passed - 47 tests, 0 failures
# 2026-03-18 Integration test: API endpoint /users returned 200

Search entries

test-generator search "API"
# Output: 2026-03-18 Integration test: API endpoint /users returned 200

Check status and info

test-generator status
# Output: Status: ready

test-generator info
# Output: Version: 2.0.0 | Data: /home/user/.local/share/test-generator

Configuration

Set the TEST_GENERATOR_DIR environment variable to change the data directory:

export TEST_GENERATOR_DIR="/path/to/custom/dir"

Default: ~/.local/share/test-generator/

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