NAME

Test::Spec::Acceptance - Write tests in a declarative specification style

SYNOPSIS

use Test::Spec::Acceptance;    # Also loads Test::Spec

Feature "Test::Spec::Acceptance tests module" => sub {
    Scenario "Usage example" => sub {
        my ($number, $accumulated);

        Given "a relevant number" => sub {
            $number = 42;
        };
        When "we add 0 to it" => sub {
            $accumulated = $number + 0
        };
        When "we add 0 again" => sub {
            $accumulated = $number + 0
        };
        Then "it does not change it's value" => sub {
            is($accumulated, 42);
        };
    };
};

runtests;

DESCRIPTION

This is a shameless wrapper around Test::Spec. It does everything Test::Spec does, plus it aliases some exported names to make acceptance-style tests more legible.

I understand this is a bit silly and this is not how Test::Spec is intended to work (using tests without any assertion) but I just think it's nice and more readable. I've had good experiencies expressing some tests this way.

The new keywords are:

• Feature

  An alias for describe().

• Scenario

  An alias for describe().

• Given

  An alias for it().

• When

  An alias for it().

• Then

  An alias for it().

• And

  An alias for it().

SEE ALSO

Please, see the excellent Test::Spec.