class Minitest::Reporters::BaseReporter

def add_defaults(defaults)
  self.options = defaults.merge(options)
end

def after_suite(test)
end

def after_test(test)
end

def before_suite(test)
end

def before_test(test)
  last_test = tests.last
  # Minitest broke API between 5.10 and 5.11 this gets around Result object
  if last_test.respond_to? :klass
    suite_changed = last_test.klass != test.class.name
  else
    suite_changed = last_test.class != test.class
  end
  if suite_changed
    after_suite(last_test.class) if last_test
    before_suite(test.class)
  end
end

def filter_backtrace(backtrace)
  Minitest.filter_backtrace(backtrace)
end

def initialize(options={})
  super($stdout, options)
  self.tests = []
end

def print(*args)
  io.print(*args)
end

def print_colored_status(test)
  if test.passed?
    print(green { pad_mark( result(test).to_s.upcase ) })
  elsif test.skipped?
    print(yellow { pad_mark( result(test).to_s.upcase ) })
  else
    print(red { pad_mark( result(test).to_s.upcase ) })
  end
end

def print_info(e, name=true)
  print "#{e.exception.class.to_s}: " if name
  e.message.each_line { |line| print_with_info_padding(line) }
  # When e is a Minitest::UnexpectedError, the filtered backtrace is already part of the message printed out
  # by the previous line. In that case, and that case only, skip the backtrace output.
  unless e.is_a?(MiniTest::UnexpectedError)
    trace = filter_backtrace(e.backtrace)
    trace.each { |line| print_with_info_padding(line) }
  end
end

def puts(*args)
  io.puts(*args)
end

def record(test)
  super
  tests << test
end

def report
  super
  after_suite(tests.last.class)
end

def result(test)
  if test.error?
    :error
  elsif test.skipped?
    :skip
  elsif test.failure
    :fail
  else
    :pass
  end
end

def test_class(result)
  if result.respond_to? :klass
    result.klass
  else
    result.class
  end
end

def total_count
  options[:total_count]
end

def total_time
  super || Minitest::Reporters.clock_time - start_time
end