Ethogram - A catalog of behaviors by your code

Ethogram is a testing framework for Common Lisp. Ethogram aims to be a tool assists your quick development in terms of TDD/BDD.

Ethogram can:

• describe specification as a set of usases called examples
  • example is a term of Behavior-driven development
• check if your code satisfies that specification
• redefine that specification in your REPL
• automate this describe-write-check-redefine iteration
  • by bundle exec guard like something

Status

CURRENTLY UNDER DEVELOPMENT ALONG A ROADMAP

Design Philosophy

以下のこれは下書き。

1. In ethogram, catalog is a set of expectations for the target code
   1. expectations are like these:
      1. example arguments/returned values for a function
      2. pre/post conditions before/after side effects by a functoin
      3. state transitions by some codes
2. In ethogram, catalogs are not a specification
   1. to write a specification, DO NOT USE ethogram
   2. but eghogram allows to use catalogs as a sample code to understand the target code
3. Ethogram provides a DSL to express your intentions clearly
4. Ethogram DO NOT provides complex, taking more time to write DSL
5. Catalogs defined by ethogram can be run in REPL intermediately, and same for redefining

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Author

• t-sin (shinichi.tanaka45@gmail.com)

License

Ethogram is licensed under the MIT license.