A plugin for the Sweet testing framework to output JUnit files for test results

Using this plugin with sweet is pretty straightforward:

func Test(t *testing.T) {
    sweet.T(func(s *sweet.S) {
        s.RegisterPlugin(junit.NewPlugin())

        s.RunSuite(t, &mySuite{})
    })
}

Once the plugin is registered with sweet, you can specify the file to write the output to by passing the -sweet.opt when running go test and providing the junit.output key with the path you'd like to write the junit file to, such as:

$ go test -sweet.opt "junit.output=junit.xml"