Vogar is a command line tool that attempts to boost your productivity when developing Java programs.

It accepts prebuilt .jar files or .java source files. It understands tests, benchmarks, and classes with main methods. It targets your desktop JVM, attached Android devices, or on a far away machine. And it runs interactively during development, or automatically in your continuous build. More examples...

$ vogar --mode jvm --stream test/java/util/TreeMap/

Actions: 6

Action java.util.TreeMap.ContainsValue OK (SUCCESS)

Action java.util.TreeMap.NullPermissiveComparator

    {} not equal to {null=NULL, a=A, b=B, c=C} at java.lang.Thread.dumpStack(Thread.java:1158)

        at NullPermissiveComparator.fail(NullPermissiveComparator.java:102)

        at NullPermissiveComparator.main(NullPermissiveComparator.java:110)

  FAIL (EXEC_FAILED)

Action java.util.TreeMap.NullAtEnd OK (SUCCESS)

Action java.util.TreeMap.HeadTailTypeError OK (SUCCESS)

Action java.util.TreeMap.SubMap OK (SUCCESS)

Action java.util.TreeMap.SubMapClear OK (SUCCESS)

Failure summary:

java.util.TreeMap.NullPermissiveComparator

Outcomes: 6. Passed: 5, Failed: 1, Skipped: 0