[TIP] PyBehave ?!?

[Raphael Marvie]

Hi,

After several days of student exams, I have found time here and there  
to go on. A first (0.1.0) version of pybehave is available (very  
simplified implementation compared to jBehave) [1]. It mainly permits  
to define stories and scenarios (which was the main point of my  
interest in jBehave). For the moment, it relies on plain asserts  
(python built-ins).

In addition to allowing the writing of tests by hand, it provides a  
simple generator that produces these test skeletons from a textual  
specification (given/when/ensure).

What I have found interesting so far is the ability to reuse given/ 
event/outcome for several scenarios in one or more stories.

Cheers,
r.

[1] As its only 12Ko, I attach the file. Is there a list policiy for  
attachments (and if not what are the readers' opinions about  
attachments vs web link)?

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Raphael Marvie, PhD                http://www.lifl.fr/~marvie/
Maître de Conférences / Associate Professor  @  LIFL -- IRCICA
Directeur du Master Informatique Professionnel spécialité IAGL
Head of Master's in Software Engineering     +33 3 28 77 85 83

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