How to use CommandLineParser class of io.kotest.engine.cli package

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1val parser = CommandLineParser()2val result = parser.parse(args)3val engine = TestEngine()4val executor = engine.createExecutor(result)5val reporter = engine.createReporter(result)6val listener = engine.createListener(result)7val spec = engine.createSpec(result)8val runner = engine.createRunner(result)9val runner = engine.createRunner(result)10val output = engine.createOutput(result)11val executor = engine.createExecutor(result

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1val parser = CommandLineParser()2val args = arrayOf("-a","-b","-c")3val result = parser.parse(args)4println(result)5val parser = CommandLineParser()6val args = arrayOf("-a","-b","-c")7val result = parser.parse(args)8println(result)9val parser = CommandLineParser()10val args = arrayOf("-a","-b","-c")11val result = parser.parse(args)12println(result)13val parser = CommandLineParser()14val args = arrayOf("-a","-b","-c")15val result = parser.parse(args)16println(result)17val parser = CommandLineParser()18val args = arrayOf("-a","-b","-c")19val result = parser.parse(args)20println(result)21val parser = CommandLineParser()22val args = arrayOf("-a","-b","-c")23val result = parser.parse(args)24println(result)25val parser = CommandLineParser()26val args = arrayOf("-a","-b","-c")27val result = parser.parse(args)28println(result)29val parser = CommandLineParser()30val args = arrayOf("-a","-b","-c")31val result = parser.parse(args)32println(result)33val parser = CommandLineParser()34val args = arrayOf("-a","-b","-c")35val result = parser.parse(args)

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1val parser = CommandLineParser()2val result = parser.parse(args)3val testEngine = TestEngine(spec, config)4testEngine.execute()5}6}7dependencies {8implementation("io.kotest:kotest-engine-jvm:4.4.3")9}10io.kotest.engine.KotestEngineTest > test() PASSED11io.kotest.engine.KotestEngineTest > test() PASSED

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1val parser = CommandLineParser()2val args = arrayOf("-t", "SomeTest", "-v")3val config = parser.parse(args)4println(config)5println(config.tags)6println(config.names)7println(config.verbose)8Config(tags=[], names=[SomeTest], verbose=true)9val engine = KotestEngine()10val result = engine.execute(config)11println(result)12TestEngineResult(results=[TestResult(name=SomeTest, status=Success, description=SomeTest, duration=0, error=null, source=io.kotest.engine.spec.SomeTestKt$SomeTest$1@6f4f6f12, spec=io.kotest.engine.spec.SomeTestKt$SomeTest$1@6f4f6f12, type=Test, assertions=[], tags=[], testId=io.kotest.engine.spec.SomeTestKt$SomeTest$1@6f4f6f12, parentId=null, order=0, correlationId=0, active=true, testIdPath=[io.kotest.engine.spec.SomeTestKt$SomeTest$1@6f4f6f12], parentIdPath=[], children=[io.kotest.engine.spec.SomeTestKt$SomeTest$1@6f4f6f12], siblings=[], parents=[], ancestors=[], descendants=[], isLeaf=true, isContainer=false, isRoot=true, isTestCase=true, isTest=true, isContainerTest=false, isTopLevel=true, isBottomLevel=true, isShared=true, isInstancePerLeaf=true, isInstancePerTest=true, isInstancePerContainer=true, isInstancePerSpec=true, isInstancePerNode=true, isInstancePerNested=true, isInstancePerTestcase=true, isInstancePerTestcaseSiblings=true, isInstancePerTestcaseDescendants=true, isInstancePerTestcaseAncestors=true, isInstancePerTestcaseDescendantsAndSelf=true, isInstancePerTestcase

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