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Suraj Kurapati
Dfect 0.1.0
Assertion testing library for Ruby
http://snk.tuxfamily.org/lib/dfect
Dfect is an assertion testing library for Ruby that
emphasizes a simple assertion vocabulary, instant
debuggability of failures, and flexibility in composing
tests.
Dfect is exciting because:
* It has only 5 methods to remember: D F E C T.
* It lets you debug assertion failures interactively.
* It keeps a detailed report of assertion failures.
* It lets you nest tests and execution hooks.
* It is implemented in a mere 313 lines of code.
Version 0.1.0 (2009-04-28)
This release adds new variations to assertion methods, fixes
several bugs, and improves test coverage.
Thank you
* François Beausoleil contributed patches for both code
and tests!
New features
* Added [1]negation (m!) and [2]sampling (m?) variations to
[3]assertion methods.
These new methods implement assertion functionality
missing so far (previously we could not assert that a
given exception was NOT thrown) and thereby allow us to
fully test Dfect using itself.
* Added documentation on [4]how to insulate tests from the
global Ruby namespace.
Bug fixes
* The E() method did not consider the case where a block
does not raise anything as a failure. --François
Beausoleil
* When creating a report about an assertion failure, an
exception would be thrown if any local variables pointed
to an empty array.
* The Dfect::<() method broke the inheritance-checking
behavior of the < class method.
Added a bypass to the originial behavior so that RCov::XX
can properly generate a report about code that uses
Dfect.
* Added workaround for YAML error when serializing a class
object:
TypeError: can't dump anonymous class Class
Housekeeping
* Filled the big holes in test coverage. Everything except
the runtime debugging logic is now covered by the unit
tests.
References
1. http://snk.tuxfamily.org/lib/dfect/#Negation
2. http://snk.tuxfamily.org/lib/dfect/#Sampling
3. http://snk.tuxfamily.org/lib/dfect/#Assertions
4. http://snk.tuxfamily.org/lib/dfect/#Insulation
Assertion testing library for Ruby
http://snk.tuxfamily.org/lib/dfect
Dfect is an assertion testing library for Ruby that
emphasizes a simple assertion vocabulary, instant
debuggability of failures, and flexibility in composing
tests.
Dfect is exciting because:
* It has only 5 methods to remember: D F E C T.
* It lets you debug assertion failures interactively.
* It keeps a detailed report of assertion failures.
* It lets you nest tests and execution hooks.
* It is implemented in a mere 313 lines of code.
Version 0.1.0 (2009-04-28)
This release adds new variations to assertion methods, fixes
several bugs, and improves test coverage.
Thank you
* François Beausoleil contributed patches for both code
and tests!
New features
* Added [1]negation (m!) and [2]sampling (m?) variations to
[3]assertion methods.
These new methods implement assertion functionality
missing so far (previously we could not assert that a
given exception was NOT thrown) and thereby allow us to
fully test Dfect using itself.
* Added documentation on [4]how to insulate tests from the
global Ruby namespace.
Bug fixes
* The E() method did not consider the case where a block
does not raise anything as a failure. --François
Beausoleil
* When creating a report about an assertion failure, an
exception would be thrown if any local variables pointed
to an empty array.
* The Dfect::<() method broke the inheritance-checking
behavior of the < class method.
Added a bypass to the originial behavior so that RCov::XX
can properly generate a report about code that uses
Dfect.
* Added workaround for YAML error when serializing a class
object:
TypeError: can't dump anonymous class Class
Housekeeping
* Filled the big holes in test coverage. Everything except
the runtime debugging logic is now covered by the unit
tests.
References
1. http://snk.tuxfamily.org/lib/dfect/#Negation
2. http://snk.tuxfamily.org/lib/dfect/#Sampling
3. http://snk.tuxfamily.org/lib/dfect/#Assertions
4. http://snk.tuxfamily.org/lib/dfect/#Insulation