use 5.006;
use strict;
use warnings FATAL => 'all';
use Test::More tests => 1;
use Test::Script::Run;

run_not_ok('fascodon', [], 'No input test');

# my $test_file = 't/data/fascodon_test.fas';
# my $test_file2 = 't/data/fascodon_test.output.txt';

# open( my $test, "<", $test_file2 ) || die "Can't open $test_file2";
# my @output = <$test>;
# chomp(@output);
# close($test);

# my @default_test = @output[6..78];
# my @default_test_err = @output[0..5];
# my @order_test = @output[79..151];
# my @append_test = @output[152..161];
# my @indiv_test = @output[162..$#output];

# run_not_ok('fascodon', [], 'No input test');

# my @temp = @default_test;
# run_output_matches('fascodon', [$test_file],
# 		   \@default_test, \@default_test_err,
# 		   'Checking default options');

# run_output_matches('fascodon', ['-s', $test_file],
# 		   \@temp, [],'Checking suppress options');

# run_output_matches('fascodon', ['-sg', $test_file],
# 		   \@order_test, [],'Checking order options');

# run_output_matches('fascodon', ['-sa', $test_file],
# 		   \@append_test, [],'Checking append options');

# run_output_matches('fascodon', ['-sv', $test_file],
# 		   \@indiv_test, [],'Checking individual options');
