Express expected outcomes with examples.
mug = Mug()
with description(Mug):
with description('.fill')
with context('coffee'):
with specification('fills the mug with coffee'):
mug.fill('coffee')
expect(mug.contents).to(eq('coffee'))
git clone git@github.com:zacstewart/pyspec.git
cd pyspec
python setup.py install
pyspec example_specs/
F.F.E.F.
3 failures, 1 errors
pyspec.core <class 'pyspec.core.BrokenFizzBuzz'> .convert 15 returns fizzbuzz
Expected fizz to be equal to fizzbuzz
pyspec.core <class 'pyspec.core.BrokenFizzBuzz'> .convert 5 returns buzz
Expected 5 to be equal to buzz
pyspec.core normal assertions are treated as failures and not errors
False wasn't True!
pyspec.core <class 'pyspec.core.BrokenFizzBuzz'> .floop does not exist
'BrokenFizzBuzz' object has no attribute 'floop'