alsatian-test/tap-bark

# tap-bark

TAP parser for Alsatian.

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## Usage

You can use TAP Bark via the CLI or Node, Huzzah!!!

### CLI

```
// an example using alsatian
alsatian "**/*.spec.js" --tap | tap-bark

// or another test framework
another-test-framework --your-flags | tap-bark
```

### Node

```typescript
import { TapBark } from "tap-bark";

...
    // create tap bark instance
    const bark = TapBark.create();

    // setup the streams
    resultsStream.pipe(bark.getPipeable()) // pipe the TAP stream to TAP Bark
                 .pipe(process.stdout);    // then TAP Bark's output to the console (or a file if you so wish)
...
```