Open Source Mac Software Testing Tools - Page 42

Trevor is a command-line tool that acts like a mini local Travis CI, running your test matrix on your machine using the configuration from your .travis.yml file. Instead of pushing code to a CI service just to see if tests pass on multiple Node.js versions, you run Trevor locally and it will iterate through each specified version. Under the hood it orchestrates Node.js version switching (via n/nvm or Docker setups) and executes the configured test script as Travis would. This allows you to catch cross-version issues before pushing, keeping your Git history cleaner and reducing back-and-forth with CI. The tool reports results for each matrix entry, showing which runtime versions passed or failed so you can quickly identify compatibility problems. It is open-source, written in Node.js, and available through npm, with GitHub issues discussing options such as running from inside containers and specifying particular versions to test.

Generate large text files with dummy data (i.e. for performance testing an app that needs to read a file). This is a console app. It allows to generate large files (you can specify the size in megabytes). There is a template which you can set to define how a single line should look like, e.g. you can make a CSV file from it. This can contain random words, random numbers and sequential numbers. It has a dictionary of English words which you can replace with your own set. You can make them repeat occasionally.

Record the state or behavior of live Java objects for playback during unit testing.

A collection of reporting utilities specific to The Grinder test tool. The tools consist of a reporting database and graphing utilites based upon jyplot and jFreechart written in jython.

JXCL is a framework for constructing transforming class loaders for Java. It can be used for a wide range of purposes, including automated testing, in particular testing of unit test coverage.

Open Test Manager aims to be a simple tool for managing test cases using a central database. It is written in java and uses a web-based user interface and an embedded database.

Patchy extends the Mantis bug tracking system to allow users to submit patches which are then autotested before being queued for approval. Please download, try the live demo (Home Page link above), join the announce mailing list for updates or help code!

The uranium is a system for test automation. It uses a prolog language for high-level modelling of business process in software and system of drivers which allows use any channel for manage the program (web, db connection etc).

Performance and load testing framework. We aim to create a testing tool for web applications that can simulate large numbers of concurrent users without mucking around with threads, and thus allow us to perform rate-based testing.

Tibco EMS Message Admin allows you to purge a queue, list messages in a queue, save a message from a queue to a file, edit the message in memory and send to another (or same) queue, load message from a file and send it to a queue.

NetBeans module that provides JaCoCo code coverage (Java7 compatible). For Ant based JavaSE projects. Maven and Gradle support may be added later. WARNING: Binary files have been removed. They're now on a NetBeans update center. Please check https://github.com/jonathanlermitage/tikione-jacocoverage#download-stable-and-dev-builds for details. ~Jonathan Lermitage <jonathan.lermitage@gmail.com>

This is a framework for logging time-events in java applications.

Timedout Is My Entirely #defined Old Unit Tester A simple C unit test framework consisting of a number of C macros. Fully contained, including documentation and examples, in a single C header file.

TimerOutputs.jl is a lightweight Julia package that provides a structured way to measure and report the execution time of different parts of code. It is particularly useful for performance profiling in scientific computing, allowing developers to annotate sections of code and generate readable timing summaries. TimerOutputs.jl supports nested timers and formatted output to both terminal and files, helping users easily identify bottlenecks in their programs.

TiniUnit is a XUnit-like unit testing framework suitable for use on the Dallas Semiconductors TINI board. TiniUnit is similar the JUnit in intent, but is does not require reflection since the 1.0x version of the TINI OS does not support reflection.

Tiria is a eclipse-plugin to view code coverage data (e.g. from cobertura) within the IDE. Main objective of the plugin is to show how the code coverage changes during project progress.

Utilities for event handling in Tkinter. It has currently a function to process events without having to wait for Tkinter to process the event queue, that is: a painless event_generate()

Toldiff is a diff tool that allows tolerable (insignificant) differences between two files to be suppressed showing only the important ones. The tolerable differences are recorded running the tool with an appropriate command line flag.

Tools for Testing (TfT) is a set of Java-classes to support the programmer in the use of Junit 4. Download the latest release here: http://tft.origo.ethz.ch/download Development is maintained in the Trac: https://sourceforge.net/apps/trac/tftest/

Toplink in memory makes TDD possible in large database applications. Make your Java project tests run faster. Toplink in memory allows you to run your tests in memory, rather than against a database. In our current project, this gives a 100x speed up.

Tracker is a vendor neutral defect tracking tool designed for medium to large scale IT projects. It can also be used as a ticketing system for support helpdesks and to manage both team and individual work queues.

"Tests with Parameters" allows you to simply add parameters to your JUnit tests. TwiP calls your test with most combinations of these parameters; especially useful, to test all values of an enums or combinations of various boolean flags.

A java app, which shows html pages in almost non-formatted plain text. This way it is possible to determine, whether a website is barrier-free or not, while browsing the web.

UVU is a lightweight, ultra-fast JavaScript test runner for Node.js and the browser created by Luke Edwards (lukeed). Its primary goal is to minimize overhead: startup time, memory usage, and complexity are all kept very low so that developers can write and run tests with minimal friction. The tool supports modern features like async/await and native ES Modules, making it suitable for modern codebases. It also supports running in browser environments, which makes it versatile for frontend and backend alike. The repository includes benchmarking showing how it stacks against other test runners in terms of speed, underscoring its performance orientation. uvu’s API is intentionally minimal and familiar, so developers coming from other test frameworks will feel at home, but the internal design is optimized for speed and simplicity rather than feature bloat.

A Unibasic Code Coverage tool. It produces formatted HTML reports on the statement coverage of selected source files. Designed for UniData but should is being ported to UniVerse (still in development, but compiles and works on demonstration programs).