Defining the API

Choosing a Style to Implement

MiniSpec Syntax

// Simple tests may simply return a Boolean:
bool TestAnotherThing => 1 == 2;

// Developers may optionally include our Expect() method.
using static MiniSpec.Expect;

// Expect() can be used with simple one-line tests:
bool TestMoreThings => Expect(Foo).ToEqual("Bar");

// Or define full methods (Note: using a class is optional)
void MyTest() {
  Expect(TheAnswer).ToEqual(42);
}

// Support for setup and teardown functionality
void SetUp() { /* do something */ }
void TearDown() { /* do something */ }

// Tests may also be grouped within a class
class MyTests {
  bool PassingTest => true;

  // Or even grouped within a method
  static void Group() {
    bool LocalTestFunction() => Expect("This Syntax").To.Work.OK;
  }
}

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