specks

specks enables a different way to check that your Ceylon code works.

Instead of writing traditional tests, you write specifications.

The main difference is the focus: specifications focus on behaviour and outcomes, while unit tests focus on interactions and, most of the time, implementation details.

For example, here's a very simple Specification written with specks:

testExecutor (`class SpecksTestExecutor`)
test
shared Specification simpleSpec() => Specification {
    expectations {
        expect(max { 1, 2, 3 }, equalTo(3))
    }
};

> The testExecutor annotation can be added to a function, but also to a class or package… so you can avoid having to add it to every function.

For more information, visit Specks' GitHub page.