Specs2 whirlwind-tour-scaladays

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Specs2 is a testing framework for Scala. This document provides a whirlwind tour of Specs2, summarizing its key features like acceptance/unit testing, matchers, quick start, Mockito integration, Given/When/Then syntax, ScalaCheck property testing, contexts, command line usage, failures, scripts, snippets, and data tables. It concludes by discussing potential next steps for Specs2 3.0 like "online" specifications, modular reporters, and how attendees can help with things like an Eclipse plugin, HTML reporting, or web testing support.

Whirlwind tour
Acceptance/Unit
Matchers
Quick start
Mockito
G/W/T
ScalaCheck
Contexts
Pending until fixed
Command line
Failures
Scripts
Snippets
DataTables
Execution
Next?

Bridging the gap
informal
formal
extensive
refactored
text code
readable
executable
current
versioned

Whirlwind tour
Acceptance/Unit
Quick start

Whirlwind tour
Acceptance/Unit
Matchers
Quick start

And others…
xml files
case classes
…maps
termination

Whirlwind tour
Acceptance/Unit
Matchers
Quick start
Execution

Whirlwind tour
Acceptance/Unit
Matchers
Quick start
Contexts
Execution

Applications
Database setup/cleanup
Web application context
Timing
Contexts chaining

Whirlwind tour
Matchers
Quick startScalaCheck
Contexts
Execution
Acceptance/Unit

Whirlwind tour
Acceptance/Unit
Matchers
Quick startScalaCheck
Contexts
DataTables
Execution

Whirlwind tour
Acceptance/Unit
Matchers
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Mockito
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Contexts
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Execution

Whirlwind tour
Acceptance/Unit
Matchers
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Contexts
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Whirlwind tour
Acceptance/Unit
Matchers
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Whirlwind tour
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Contexts
Command line
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Whirlwind tour
Acceptance/Unit
Matchers
Quick start
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Contexts
Command line
Failures
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Execution

Whirlwind tour
Acceptance/Unit
Matchers
Quick start
Mockito
G/W/T
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Contexts
Pending until fixed
Command line
Failures
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Execution

Whirlwind tour
Acceptance/Unit
Matchers
Mockito
G/W/T
ScalaCheck
Contexts
Pending until fixed
Command line
Failures
Scripts
Snippets
DataTables
Execution
Next?

Specs2 3.0
Presentation at LambdaJam 2014
“Online” specifications
More library-like
Optional DSLs
Modular reporters
Some API breaks
No nested specs

How can you help?
Eclipse plugin
Html reporting
Web testing

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