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Behat is a Behavior-Driven Development (BDD) framework for PHP that helps developers write tests in a human-readable format. It uses Gherkin syntax to describe expected application behavior and allows developers to write scenarios that map to automated tests. Behat is highly extensible, making it suitable for testing both web applications and APIs, and it is often used alongside Mink for browser automation.

The minimalist framework of RESTful(server and client). The restful api design is the best choice as a restful server (usage scenario: client and server decoupling, used to provide server-side api interface for static HTML clients (mvvm, etc.), ios, android, etc.) It has the simple design of activerecord like jfinal/activejdbc, and uses a simpler restful framework.

ETL Framework is a standalone Extract Transform Load engine written in Java. It includes executables for all major platforms and can be easily integrated into other applications. Key Features: * embeddable, open source and free * fast and scalable * uses target database features to do transformations and loads * manual and automatic data mapping * data streaming * bulk data loads * data quality features using SQL, JavaScript? and regex * data transformations Requirements *...

Simple framework for building scenario based simulations. Build in Java. Simply extend event and state classes and utilize the scenario scripting in XML.

iValidator is a Java framework for automation of scenario and integration tests in complex environments. Features: automatic testing, reusability of unit tests, separation of code and data, Eclipse Plug-In, ANT tasks, support of all testing levels ...

The Scenario API project is dedicated to scenario/workflow/pipeline like structures creation and execution. It includes the abstraction level, which is defined in subproject SDM (Scenario Definition Model) and one of the implementation.

Marigold is an in-container "scenario-based" white-box unit-testing framework for J2EE applications that permits direct testing of business logic and data-access layers, and separates test-data from test-code.