Open Source Rust QA Automation Software

Chrono Mock is a tool for testers and developers: run one application as if it were a different date, and find out whether it actually worked. Set the clock to next year, freeze it, or speed it up so a 30-day trial expires in half an hour. The rest of the machine keeps the real time - your domain logon, your certificates and every other application carry on as normal. Chrono Mock comes with built-in QA calculator that speaks in QA terms rather than arithmetic: - Business days and holidays - United States and Poland at launch, including the US rule where a holiday landing on a Saturday is observed on the preceding Friday - Build the expression from controls, not from a sentence - a starting point plus steps (- 18 years, - 1 day, set time 23:59:59), with the intermediate result shown after each step - Presets that explain what they catch - trial end, month-end and quarter close, year-end rollover, epoch 0, the 2038 boundary - Every format at once, one click to copy

Naughty Keyboard is a tool for testers and developers. One shortcut types the next awkward value into the field in front of you: null, a trailing space, a zero-width space, 30.02.2026, =1+1, a name of 65 535 characters. They are the values real users and real data produce, and a form you only ever tried with "John Smith" has never met them. Every value comes with what it usually breaks and what a correct application does instead. When one of them breaks something, one more shortcut copies a report block you can paste straight into a ticket. A window and a command line, over one engine. website: https://naughtykeyboard.donislawdev.com/