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Easy SpecEasySpec uses annotations to define the unit of interest, context, and behaviors for BDD-style specifications. Because there is no test runner, you are free to use your favorite. We are currently dogfood-ing this with Groovy and Java test runners. Specifically, we're using the ... [More] GroovyTestCase on our Groovy projects and JUnit 4 with our Java projects. Easy Spec is independent of the testing framework. Latest NewsDocumentation has been greatly extended (12/16/2008) Examples are complete and documented (12/16/2008) 0.2 released with an improved command line interface (12/16/2008) ExamplesExamples are now available and documented. There are examples on this wiki as well as full example projects in both Java and Groovy. Currently Supported Features:Reflect over a test .jar and parse out behaviors Generate an HTML report showing implemented and unimplemented behaviors. Allow filtering of packages to limit which classes in the .jar are checked for having the @EasySpec annotation See ReleaseNotes Upcoming FeaturesBetter Error Handling Handle incomplete specification classes by reporting errors in the output report Allow interest to be a class Space out the humps in the class name for reporting the interest QuestionsBe sure to check out these pages: Glossary of Terms Basic Easy Spec description The Usage Guide Examples Feel free to email any questions that you have: easyspec (at) gmail.com My blog (which will be seeing more BDD content) can be found at: testinfected.net Patches are welcomed. [Less]

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