#mamba: the definitive testing tool for Python
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mamba is the definitive BDD testing framework for Python. Born under the banner of Behaviour Driven Development.
##Overview
```python
from mamba import describe, context
with describe('mamba'):
def it_should_be_tested_with_mamba_itself():
pass
with context('#features'):
def it_supports_example_groups():
pass
with context('#hooks'):
def before_all():
pass
def before():
pass
def after():
pass
def after_all():
pass
with context('#assertion_framework_agnostic'):
def it_should_be_usable_with_plain_assertions():
assert True
def it_should_be_usable_with_hamcrest_style_assertions():
assert_that(True, is_(True))
def it_should_be_usable_with_should_dsl_style_assertions():
True |should| be(True)
def it_should_be_usable_with_sure_style_assertions():
True.should.be.true
expect(True).to.be.true
with context('#test_doubles_framework_agnostic'):
def it_should_be_usable_with_mockito():
stub = mock()
when(stub).is_usable_with_mockito().thenReturn(True)
expect(stub.is_usable_with_mockito()).to.be.true
def it_should_be_usable_with_doublex():
with Spy() as sender:
sender.is_usable_with_doublex().returns(True)
assert_that(sender.is_usable_with_doublex(), is_(True))
assert_that(sender.is_usable_with_doublex, called())
def it_should_be_usable_with_mock():
is_usable_with_mock = Mock(return_value=True)
assert mock()
```
##Contribute
If you'd like to contribute, fork [repository](http://github.com/nestorsalceda/mamba), and send a pull request.
[](https://travis-ci.org/nestorsalceda/mamba)
mamba is the definitive BDD testing framework for Python. Born under the banner of Behaviour Driven Development.
##Overview
```python
from mamba import describe, context
with describe('mamba'):
def it_should_be_tested_with_mamba_itself():
pass
with context('#features'):
def it_supports_example_groups():
pass
with context('#hooks'):
def before_all():
pass
def before():
pass
def after():
pass
def after_all():
pass
with context('#assertion_framework_agnostic'):
def it_should_be_usable_with_plain_assertions():
assert True
def it_should_be_usable_with_hamcrest_style_assertions():
assert_that(True, is_(True))
def it_should_be_usable_with_should_dsl_style_assertions():
True |should| be(True)
def it_should_be_usable_with_sure_style_assertions():
True.should.be.true
expect(True).to.be.true
with context('#test_doubles_framework_agnostic'):
def it_should_be_usable_with_mockito():
stub = mock()
when(stub).is_usable_with_mockito().thenReturn(True)
expect(stub.is_usable_with_mockito()).to.be.true
def it_should_be_usable_with_doublex():
with Spy() as sender:
sender.is_usable_with_doublex().returns(True)
assert_that(sender.is_usable_with_doublex(), is_(True))
assert_that(sender.is_usable_with_doublex, called())
def it_should_be_usable_with_mock():
is_usable_with_mock = Mock(return_value=True)
assert mock()
```
##Contribute
If you'd like to contribute, fork [repository](http://github.com/nestorsalceda/mamba), and send a pull request.
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