It is inspired from Ruby’s RSpec. Spec definition is based on Python decorator description.
Features
Python decorator based “Spec” definition
“Spec” definition is compatible with unittest.TestCase
Spec files can execute with unittest or nosetests
RSpec like Expectation (e.g. the[xxx].should.be[yyy])
Decorator based “Mock” object definition
All features can be used independently: e.g. use spec with nose.tools
Markdown document generator from spec file
Single code implementation for multi python version (2.5-2.7, 3.1)
Spec Example
# examples/sum_spec.py
from specfor import the, spec
empty_list = spec.of("empty list")
int_list = spec.of("int list")
@empty_list.before()
def prepare(its):
its.list = []
its.sum = 0
@int_list.before()
def prepare(its):
its.list = [2, 3, 5, 7, 11]
its.sum = 28
@empty_list.that("sum")
@int_list.that("sum")
def sum_spec(its):
result = sum(its.list)
the[result].should == its.sum
spec.publish(globals())
For more detail, see README.md
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