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NAME

       buttercup - behaviour-driven testing for Emacs Lisp packages

SYNOPSIS

       buttercup [-h|--help DIR] [-L|--directory DIR] [-f|--funcall FUNCTION] [-l|--load FILE] [--eval|--execute
       EXPR] [--p|--pattern PATTERN] [--c|--no-color] [--traceback STYLE] dir...

DESCRIPTION

       buttercup  invokes  the  Buttercup  testing  framework  for  Emacs  Lisp  addons  for  tests found in the
       directories passed on the command line.

OPTIONS

       -h, --help
              Display usage information.

       -p PATTERN, --pattern PATTERN
              Only run tests in files matching the Emacs regular expression PATTERN.   May  be  passed  multiple
              times.

       -L DIR, --directory DIR, -f FUNCTION, --funcall FUNCTION, -l FILE, --load FILE, --eval EXPR, --execute
       EXPR
              Passed  on when invoking Emacs in batch mode to run the test suite.  For example, most invocations
              will pass -L . to include the current project in the load-path.  May  be  passed  multiple  times.
              See emacs(1) for full descriptions of each option.

       -c PATTERN, --no-color PATTERN
              Disable Buttercup's coloured output.

       --traceback STYLE
              When  printing  backtraces  for  errors  that  occur during tests, print them in the chosen STYLE.
              Available styles are "full", which shows the full function call for each stack frame on  a  single
              line, "crop", which truncates each stack frame to 80 characters (the default), and "pretty", which
              uses  Emacs'  pretty-printing  facilities to print each stack frame, and also annotates each frame
              with a lambda or M to indicate whether it is a normal function call or a macro/special form.

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