Create and run executable specifications with Pythonic BDD style grammar
Project description
Specit
Specit assists in creating and running executable specifications. It was inspired by specloud and and Jasmine.
Features
uses nose for discovering and running specs
provides a base set of matchers for defining expectations
Installation
You can install upgrade or uninstall specit with these commands:
> pip install specit > pip install -U specit > pip uninstall specit
If you do not have pip you may use easy install:
> easy_install specit
If you done have easy_install, you may download the specit source distribution archive. Extract it and run:
> python setup.py install
Usage
Below is a simple example showing how you use the builtin matchers to craft readable specifications for your code:
>>> from specit import expect
>>> fruit = 'Orange'
>>> expect(fruit).to_equal('Orange')
>>> expect(fruit).to_equal('Apple')
Traceback (most recent call last):
...
AssertionError: Expected 'Orange' to equal 'Apple'
Copyright (c) 2010 - Rudy Lattae. Released under the New BSD License.
Changelog
0.1.2a (2010-12-08)
First public release
TODO
Provide better documentation and package information
package url?
distutils, setuptools or distribute?
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