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Micro unit testing framework

Micro unit testing framework

Github: http://autoitmicro.github.io/MicroUnitTestingFramework/

Downloads: 1 This Week

Last Update: 2012-10-29
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Belay Device

Automated Provisioning and Testing Framework

Belay Device has moved! https://github.com/BelayTechnologies/Belay-Device

Downloads: 0 This Week

Last Update: 2015-09-18
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BlueDuck Selenium Remote Control

Simplifies management of Selenium Remote Control. Install and manage the Selenium server in just a few steps. Allows you to modify graphically selenium server startup options

Downloads: 0 This Week

Last Update: 2013-04-26
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FP-WinHugsHaskellTester

Executes Haskell-tests using WinHugs and visualizes the results.

Checks a haskell script (lhs, hs) based on tests specified in a test file and provides a graphical user interface to show the results, including return values compared to check value(s), coloring to see which tests fail at a glance and approximate execution time benchmarking. As a test file you may use a valid haskell script file (that runs in WinHugs) simply checking for logical equality of expressions (using ==). You may also use "~>" after a haskell expression to indicate the desired output. It's also possible to specify multiple valid outputs.

Downloads: 0 This Week

Last Update: 2015-11-22
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