specit 0.1.2a

Create and run executable specifications with Pythonic BDD style grammar

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'

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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?