A clojure.test compatible third-party testing library for Clojure. Please
contribute code and features through GitHub issues and pull requests.
Same as clojure.test, except you pull in conjecture.core.
For example, you would add the following dependency to your project.clj:
:dependencies [[name.stadig/conjecture "0.2.0"]]
Use conjecture.core in your tests:
(ns foo.bar.test (:use [conjecture.core]))
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(deftest test-widget (is (= foo bar)) ...)
Conjecture is compatible with any clojure.test based tests you may have.
You simply swap conjecture.core in for clojure.test.
You can add the lein-conjecture plugin to your project.clj, if that’s your style:
:plugins [[name.stadig/lein-conjecture "0.1.0"]]
With this plugin you can run your tests with lein conjecture, or if your
muscle memory is too overwhelming, you can add an alias to your project.clj:
:aliases {"test" "conjecture"}
Now you can run your tests with lein test.
You can see examples of all of this by looking at the project.clj for this project.
You will find documentation in the doc directory.
Documentation contributions are welcomed. You may use GitHub issues and pull requests to help with documentation.
- Any tools that depend directly on
clojure.testwill not be compatible, since the namespace is different for conjecture (for example, clojure-test-mode will run the tests, but report incorrectly).
- Adds support for creating idempotent fixtures.
- Runs fixtures when you call a function as a test (e.g. at a REPL)
See CHANGELOG.org for more details.
Copyright © Rich Hickey and Paul Stadig. All rights reserved.
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