Espec v0.4.2

The ESpec basic module. Imports a lot of ESpec components. One should use the module in spec modules

Defines helper functions for modules which use ESpec. These fucntions wraps arguments for ESpec.ExpectTo module. See ESpec.Assertion module for corresponding ‘assertion modules’

Defines ‘before’ macro. If before block returns {:ok, key: value}, the {key, value} is added to an ‘exapmle dict’. The dict can be accessed in another before, in let, and in example by __ (__[:key])

Defines macros ‘context’, ‘describe’, and ‘example_group’. Defines macros for ‘skip’ and ‘focus’ example groups

Defines macros ‘example’ and ‘it’. These macros defines function with random name which will be called when example runs. Example structs %ESpec.Example are accumulated in @examples attribute

Defines helper functions for modules which use ESpec. These fucntions wraps arguments for ESpec.ExpectTo module

Defines to and to_not functions which call specific ‘assertion’

Defines finally macro. The block is evaluated after the example. __ is available. Define the finally before example!

Functions to print espec results

Defines ‘let’, ‘let!’ and ‘subject’ macrsos. ‘let’ and ‘let!’ macros define named functions with cached return values. The ‘let’ evaluate block in runtime when called first time. The ‘let!’ evaluates as a before block just after all ‘befores’ for example. The ‘subject’ macro is just an alias for let to define subject

Defines ‘expect` function to mock function using ‘meck’. :meck.new is called with options :non_strict and :passthrough. The :non_strict allows create mocks for modules and functions that do not exist. The :passthroug options allow call other functions in the module. Information about mock is stored in the ‘:espec_mock_agent’ set. Mock are being unloaded after each example

Defines functions which runs the examples

Defines should and should_not helpers

Runs the specs