19 packages returned for Tags:"Specs"

SpecsFor.Mvc is a stand-alone acceptance testing framework for ASP.NET MVC. It enables you to write strongly-typed, refactor friendly integration tests using the browser and testing framework of your choice.

Would you like to write simple and clean specs around your ASP.NET MVC controllers, filters, and helpers? All you need is SpecsFor and this package!

A cross platform mobile framework for automating acceptance tests

BDD test specifications for MSTest similar to MSTestContrib. Signed version!

BDD test specifications for MSTest similar to MSTestContrib.

jMoney.js is a light weight pure JavaScript spec(test) framework. jMoney is great for prototyping JavaScript and very easy to use. All specs(tests) results render in the console so there is no need to set... More information

Helper library for writing API specs with OWIN and SpecFlow

Joyride's Behavior Driven Development (BDD) binding layer with built-in mobile steps

dokimi runner for nunit

Base specification abstractions

A starter package paired with Joyride.Specflow to quickly get you up and running

Fork of SpecsFor.Mvc project. It is fixed to work with Visual Studio 2015 and .NET 4.6

BDD test specifications for windows store and windows phone apps similar to MSTestContrib. Signed version!

BDD test specifications for windows store and windows phone apps similar to MSTestContrib.

Bundled command line tools to assist running your Joyride tests

SpecsFor is a light-weight Behavior-Driven Development framework that focuses on ease of use for developers by minimizing testing friction.

Would you like to write simple and clean specs around your ASP.NET MVC controllers, filters, and helpers? All you need is SpecsFor and this package!

EFSpecs is a library to assist in testing your entity framework model mapping. It will create an entity with the values you provide it with, then send that entity off to the database, then pull it from the... More information

A pre-built Windows version of Zombie.js. This package adds a node_modules folder at the top-level of the solution containing the all of the modules required to run Zombie.js.