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Description

NSpec is a BDD (Behavior Driven Development) testing framework of the xSpec (Context/Specification) flavor for .NET. NSpec is intended to drive development by specifying behavior within a declared context or scenario. NSpec is heavily inspired by RSpec and Mocha.

Programming language: C#
License: MIT License
Tags: Testing     TDD     BDD    
Latest version: v3.1.0

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README

NSpec

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NSpec is a BDD (Behavior Driven Development) testing framework of the xSpec (Context/Specification) flavor for .NET. NSpec is intended to drive development by specifying behavior within a declared context or scenario. NSpec is heavily inspired by RSpec and Mocha.

Documentation

See nspec.org for instructions on getting started and documentation.

Examples

See under [examples/](./examples):

  • [DotNetTestSample](./examples/DotNetTestSample)
    Sample solution showing how to setup a NSpec test project targeting .NET Core

  • [NetFrameworkSample](./examples/NetFrameworkSample)
    Sample solution showing how to setup a NSpec test project targeting .NET Framework

Also, there are a couple of projects under [sln/test/Samples/](./sln/test/Samples) path, [SampleSpecs](./sln/test/Samples/SampleSpecs) and [SampleSpecsFocus](./sln/test/Samples/SampleSpecsFocus). Those are part of main NSpec solution, needed when testing NSpec itself, and contain several mixed examples of NSpec test classes.

Breaking changes

To check for potential breaking changes, see [BREAKING-CHANGES.md](./BREAKING-CHANGES.md).

Contributing

See [contributing](CONTRIBUTING.md) doc page.

License

[MIT](./license.txt)

Credits

NSpec is written by Matt Florence and Amir Rajan. It's shaped and benefited by hard work from our contributors.


*Note that all licence references and agreements mentioned in the NSpec README section above are relevant to that project's source code only.