Re: [Haskell-cafe] ANNOUNCE: hspec-0.1.0 (Behavior Driven Development for Haskell)

On 2/11/11 8:42 PM, trystan.s@comcast.net wrote:
Any advice, comments, or questions are welcome.
Hi Trystan.. it looks great. I like the rubyish brevity and readability. Please do publish on hackage. What should we read to find out more about this style of tests, http://rspec.info ? When you get a chance, some examples using quickcheck properties would be interesting. I suppose it could also be made to accept hunit tests ? I currently use test-framework partly for it's nice concurrent test runner. I assume hspec tests currently run in sequence ? Any thoughts on how this fits in with the existing haskell test tools, when to use it ? Thanks for working on it. -Simon

I second the request to publish this to hackage.
On Tue, Feb 15, 2011 at 1:02 PM, Simon Michael
On 2/11/11 8:42 PM, trystan.s@comcast.net wrote:
Any advice, comments, or questions are welcome.
Hi Trystan.. it looks great. I like the rubyish brevity and readability. Please do publish on hackage.
What should we read to find out more about this style of tests, http://rspec.info ?
When you get a chance, some examples using quickcheck properties would be interesting.
I suppose it could also be made to accept hunit tests ?
I currently use test-framework partly for it's nice concurrent test runner. I assume hspec tests currently run in sequence ?
Any thoughts on how this fits in with the existing haskell test tools, when to use it ?
Thanks for working on it. -Simon
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