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# WebGUI is Copyright 2001-2006 Plain Black Corporation.
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$|=1;

use strict;
use FindBin;
use lib "$FindBin::Bin/../t/lib";
use File::Spec qw[];
use Getopt::Long;

my $configFile;
my $help;
my $verbose;
my $perlBase;

GetOptions(
	'verbose'=>\$verbose,
	'configFile=s'=>\$configFile,
	'perl-base=s'=>\$perlBase,
	'help'=>\$help,
	);

my $helpmsg=<<STOP;

	perl $0 --configFile

	--configFile		The config file of the WebGUI site you'll use
				to test the codebase. Note that you should not
				use a production config file as some tests may
				be destructive.

	--verbose		Turns on additional output.

	--perl-base		The path of the perl installation you want to 
				use. Defaults to the perl installation in your
				PATH.

STOP

my $verboseFlag = "-v" if ($verbose);

$perlBase .= '/bin/' if ($perlBase);

if ( $configFile ) {
	if (! -e $configFile) {
		##Probably given the name of the config file with no path, prepend
		##the path to it.
		$configFile = File::Spec->canonpath($FindBin::Bin.'/../etc/'.$configFile);
	}
	if (-e $configFile) {
		system("WEBGUI_CONFIG=".$configFile." ".$perlBase."prove ".$verboseFlag." -r ../t");
	}
	else {
		die "Unable to use $configFile as a WebGUI config file\n";
	}
} elsif ( defined @ENV{WEBGUI_CONFIG} ) {
        system($perlBase."prove ".$verboseFlag." -r ../t");
} else {
	print $helpmsg;
}