You first need to install the required dependencies, either through opam or nix.
$ dune build @install --profile release -p symbocalypse
$ dune exec -- symbocalypse --help
This may take a while and use a lot of disk space.
$ git submodule update --init --depth 1
If you intend to run owi or soteria, you should make sure they are built with symbocalypse:
$ dune build @install --profile release -p symbocalypse,owi # for Owi
$ dune build @install --profile release -p symbocalypse,owi # for Soteria
Then, you can run Test-Comp with the tool of your choice. You could for instance run with a five seconds timeout:
$ symbocalypse testcomp owi 5
A folder testcomp-results-XYZ/results has been created with a lot of output. It contains results-report/index.html which is the recommended way to visualize the results.
You can replace owi by another tool, but also use special options for each tool. To get the list of available tools you can do:
$ symbocalypse testcomp --help
To get the available options for a tool you can do:
$ symbocalypse testcomp owi --help
You can set up the script to notify you or a stream on Zulip using the Zulip Slack incoming webhook integration.
For information on creating webhooks, see this.
Next, just set the ZULIP_WEBHOOK environment variable with the generated webhook and launch the script:
$ export ZULIP_WEBHOOK="https://saussice.zulipchat.com/api/v1/external/slack_incoming?api_key=...&stream=germany&topic=bratwurst"
$ symbocalypse testcomp 5
$ symbocalypse report testcomp-results-XYZ/results
A folder results-report should be available in the working directory with the index.html file that contains the results.
$ symbocalypse diff testcomp-results-XYZ/results testcomp-results-ABC/results
If you want to run the tests, you should do:
$ dune runtest test/