shellspec - BDD for shell script [0.9.0]

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shellspec - BDD for shell script [0.9.0]

by ko1nksm 6 years ago

GNU/Linux ◆ xterm-256color ◆ bash 285 views

shellspec - BDD style testing framework for POSIX compatible shell script https://github.com/ko1nksm/shellspec

Features

Support POSIX compatible shell (dash, bash, ksh, busybox, etc…)
BDD style syntax
The specfile is a valid shell script language syntax
Pure shell script implementation
Minimum Dependencies (Use only a few POSIX compliant command)
Nestable groups with scope like lexical scope
Before / After hooks
Skip / Pending
Data helper that easy to input from stdin
Embedded text that easier to use than heredoc at indented code
Mocking and stubbing (temporary function override)
Built-in simple task runner
Modern reporting (colorize, failure line number)
Extensible architecture (custom matcher, custom formatter, etc…)
shellspec is tested by shellspec

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