lancelot

lancelot 1.0rc2 "1.0rc2 python2.5"

Provides Python classes and functions to allow BDD-style "given, when, then..." specifications to be made about the behaviour of an object instance, standalone-function or group of collaborating objects (e.g. should_be, should_contain, should_raise, should_collaborate_with); plus the ability to verify that the specifications are met by the underlying code. Branches for both python3 and python2 are maintained.

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lancelot
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python25
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1.0rc2
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1.0rc2 python2.5
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This release is intended to be the last before the final 1.0 release. It includes:
- a Spec class to allow BDD-style specifications (given, when, then...) to be made about the behaviour of an object instance or standalone-function (e.g. should_be, should_contain, should_raise, should_collaborate_with)
- a MockSpec class to allow collaborations with other object instances to be specified
- an @verifiable function decorator to allow specifications to be verified
- an @grouping class decorator to allow specifications to be logically grouped together
- a verify() function to use when verifying one or all verifiable specifications
- a number of Comparable classes to use in specifications
- example code to illustrate the various features
- package, class and method docstrings
- a comprehensive set of specifications for the specification classes themselves

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Since rc1:
- added MockResult class to clarify will_return() behaviour and allow will_raise() statements
- added @grouping class decorator to allow @verifiable specifications to be logically grouped together
- added fail_fast option to verify() function
- added it() method to Spec class
- general code and spec tidying-up
- pylint score above 9.0
- pycoverage at 99%

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