• Allows execution of FitNesse tests from the command line.
• Can be included in build scripts like ANT
• Exits with an exit code equal to the number of failures + exception that occured
• Can generate HTML output.
• Is now debuggable

usage: java fitnesse.runner.TestRunner [options] host port page-name
	-html <filename|'stdout'>	dump HTML results to a file or to standard output

If page name is a suite, all the tests in the suite will be executed.

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It is now possible to run a test or a suite of tests from the command line using the TestRunner class.

java fitnesse.TestRunner [-v] <url>

The command takes one argument: a url of a FitNesse test execution. The exit value of execution will be the number of test failures.

For example, the following line would execute the single TestTables[?] test on fitnesse.org.

java fitnesse.TestRunner http://www.fitnesse.org/FitNesse.SuiteAcceptanceTests.SuiteWikiPageResponderTests.TestTables?test

Or we could execute all the acceptance tests located on fitnesse.org.

java fitnesse.TestRunner http://www.fitnesse.org/FitNesse.SuiteAcceptanceTests?suite

If all is well, both executions should exit with 0. If you'd like to see a bit more output use the -v (verbose) option.

The intent here is to allow simple execution of all the the acceptance tests without opening a browser or starting a local FitNesse. This TestRunner could be incorporated into a build file or script to automate the execution of accetpance tests during the build process.