wUnit

An xUnit style testing framework for the language wake.

wUnit is a critical piece of developing wake software. It ships with the standard wake seed project so that wake apps can instantly be unit tested. After all, unit testing is what wake was made to do.

Basic Usage:

• create a class with a name ending in Test
• create methods on that class that begin with test, accepting a Printer as the sole argument.
• run wunit-compiler from your project root
• compile bin/TestSuite.wk
• link all of your object files, plus Asserts.o and TestResultReporter.o and TestSuite.o, with mainclass as "TestSuite" and main method as "test()"
• run executable

It will print test progress as well as failed tests broken down by assertion. Basic, but doable.

Example Test Case:

import Asserts;

every AdditionTest is:

    testOnePlusOne(Asserts) {
        Asserts.that(1+1)Equals(2);
    }

    testTwoPlusTwo(Asserts) {
        Asserts.that(2+2)Equals(4);
    }

    // test with freeform method names work too
    ~[test with freeform method name!!]~(Asserts) {
        Asserts.that(1 == 1);
    }

    // no matter your preference for spaces
    ~[ test with space starting freeform method name ]~(Asserts) {
        Asserts.that(true)IsTrue();
    }

Available Assertions:

Asserts.that(Num)Equals(Num);

//Is Greater Than
Asserts.that(Num)IsGT(Num);

//Is Greater Than or Equals
Asserts.that(Num)IsGTE(Num);

//Is Less Than
Asserts.that(Num)IsLE(Num);

//Is Less Than or Equals
Asserts.that(Num)IsLTE(Num);

//Is Greater Than w/ Custom Message
Asserts.that(Num)IsGT(Num)Otherwise(Text);

//Is Greater Than or Equals w/ Custom Message
Asserts.that(Num)IsGTE(Num)Otherwise(Text);

//Is Less Than w/ Custom Message
Asserts.that(Num)IsLE(Num)Otherwise(Text);

//Is Less Than or Equals w/ Custom Message
Asserts.that(Num)IsLTE(Num)Otherwise(Text);

Asserts.that(Text)Equals(Text);

Asserts.that(Bool)Equals(Bool);

// compare any two objects of the same type, and specify the failure message
Asserts.that(T)Equals(T)Otherwise(error Text);

Asserts.that(Bool);

Asserts.that(Bool)IsTrue();

Asserts.that(Bool)IsFalse();

Asserts.fail("custom failure");

Happy testing!