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Description

PySpec is a Behavior Driven Development Framework for Python. If this means nothing to you, see this uninteresting explanation of Behavior Driven Development.

PySpec has some notable features which include:

• Many tools to help verify results
• Concise, informative error messages
• Uses decorators to define specifications
• Data driven tests: test(@data_provider)
• Includes Mock Object functionality
• CLI & GUI spec runners (wxPython)
• Support for running pyunit test cases within PySpec's specs

Wiki Contents

• Core documentation
  • Usage
  • Tutorial
  • Reference
• Experimental documentation
  • Design by Contract
  • Legacy Code Testing
• Other documentation
  • Why is PySpec so Fat?

Sample Code

def add2(input):
  return input + 2

class add2_Behavior(object):
  @context
  def Function_add2_whose_input_is_3(self):
    self.result = add_2(3)

  @spec
  def should_return_5(self):
    About(self.result).should_equal(5)

Then, if you run test, you would get the following result:

Function add2 whose input is 3
  - should return 5 - OK

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