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# Elixir unit tests
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## Running Elixir unit tests
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You can run Elixir unit tests with command:
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make quicktest
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You need to have ejabberd compile with Elixir and tools enabled.
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## Troubleshooting test
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To help with troubleshooting Elixir tests, we have added a special macro in ejabberd `logger.hrl` include file: ?EXUNIT_LOG
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To use this, in test file:
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1. in `setup_all, add:
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```
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Application.start(:logger)
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```
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2. Enable log capture for the test you want to analyse by adding
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`capture_log` tag before test implementation:
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```
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@tag capture_log: true
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```
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In the ejabberd code, if `logger.hrl` is included, you can code adds a
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EXUNIT_LOG macro:
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?EXUNIT_LOG("My debug log:~p ~p", [Arg1, Arg2])
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