Deprecated: MiniSpek

Instead go for https://github.com/elpassion/nspek

Mini tool for testing with syntax similar to Spek, but shorter. Test different nested scenarios without any boilerplate code. It is a fork of μSpek, but without so much focus on keeping codebase small.

Example

    @Test
    fun MiniSpekTest() {
    
        mspek("basic mini spek tests") {

            "create some mutable list" o {

                val list = mutableListOf(0, 1, 2)

                assertEquals(3, list.size)

                "check list details" o {
                    assertEquals(0, list[0])
                    assertEquals(1, list[1])
                    assertEquals(2, list[2])
                }

                "add some elements to the list" o {
                    list.add(3)
                    list.add(4)

                    assertEquals(3, list[3])
                    assertEquals(4, list[4])
                    assertEquals(5, list.size)
                }

                "remove middle element from the list" o {
                    list.removeAt(1)

                    "try to check not existing element - it should fail" o {
                        assertEquals(2, list[2])
                    }

                    // this will still work even when the sub test above fails
                    "correctly check the list after removing middle element" o {
                        assertEquals(2, list.size)
                        assertEquals(0, list[0])
                        assertEquals(2, list[1])
                    }

                    "use custom assertion to generate some error" o {
                        list.size eq 666 // it should report error with correct line number
                    }
                }
            }
        }
    }

Building with JitPack

    repositories {
        maven { url "https://jitpack.io" }
    }
   
    dependencies {
        testImplementation 'com.github.elpassion:MiniSpek:master-SNAPSHOT'
    }

details: https://jitpack.io/#elpassion/MiniSpek