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kahlan

Run and test applications written with Kahlan

TLDR

Run all specifications in the "spec" directory

$ kahlan
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Run specifications using a specific configuration file
$ kahlan --config=[path/to/configuration_file]
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Run specifications and output using a reporter
$ kahlan --reporter=[dot|bar|json|tap|verbose]
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Run specifications with code coverage (detail can be between 0 and 4)
$ kahlan --coverage=[detail_level]
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SYNOPSIS

Command not found. No standard synopsis exists for 'kahlan'.

DESCRIPTION

The command 'kahlan' is not a recognized or standard command within common Linux distributions or POSIX specifications. It is highly probable that this command either:

1. Is a custom script or alias created by a user on a specific system.
2. Refers to a character from a fantasy novel series (Kahlan Amnell from 'The Sword of Truth') and is not related to Linux commands.
3. Is a typo or a misunderstanding of an existing command.

As a standard Linux utility, 'kahlan' does not exist and therefore has no predefined functionality, options, or manual pages.

CAVEATS

Since 'kahlan' is not a standard Linux command, attempting to execute it on most systems will result in a 'command not found' error. Its behavior, if it exists on a particular system, would be entirely dependent on how it was custom-defined.

IF YOU CREATED THIS COMMAND:

If 'kahlan' is a custom script or alias on your system, you can check its definition using commands like type kahlan or by inspecting your shell's configuration files (e.g., .bashrc, .zshrc).

HISTORY

There is no documented history of a standard Linux command named 'kahlan'. Its name is more commonly associated with fiction than with operating system utilities.

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