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QTest is a perl-based test framework for testing programs written in any language. It supports a "design for testability" mentality, user-defined test coverage, filters, and multithreading support. Includes documentation.
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VBScript Development Kit (VDK)
A VBScript development library for serious VBScript programmers
The VBScript Development Kit (VDK) is a VBScript compliant development library to be used in any host that has support for Windows Script Host (WSH). Modelled after the Java Development Kit (JDK), the VDK adds programming features/concepts prevalent in other higher order programming languages such as Java, C#, etc. The VDK provides rapid development capabilities by providing out of the box support for many common programming activities e.g., string manipulation and handling, file... -
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Orkney
Orkney Testframework
Orkney is a small but powerful test framework for Java. Orkney executes tests that are structured into test groups, test cases and test steps. Test steps are used like bricks to create test cases while test groups collect test cases and other test groups to create a test suite. Test cases are written in a simple text language thus allowing composition of cases from test steps without deep programming knowledge. Reports are created in text and in XML format, the latter are converted to a... -
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FORTRAN Unit Test Framework (FRUIT)
FORTRAN Unit Test Framework FRUIT - TDD in FORTRAN
FORTRAN Unit Test Framework, written in FORTRAN 95. So that all FORTRAN features can be tested. FRUIT has assertion, fixture, setup, teardown, report, spec, driver generation. Rake used as build tool. Tutorials at http://fortranxunit.wiki.sourceforge.net The core testing part is in FORTRAN, this part can be used independent of the Ruby codes. The Ruby code is to make fixtures and reports easier. Rake is to build the project elegantly. This project also demonstrate a new way to... -
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Software Automation Framework Support
Multiplatform data-driven test automation execution services
SAFS is a software test automation framework supporting data-driven (aka keyword-driven) functional test automation and associated services. The framework can run stand-alone on Windows, Linux, and Mac as well as integrate the use of IBM Rational Functional Tester, IBM Rational Robot, Smart Bear/AutomatedQA Test Complete, Apple XCode UIAutomation, Android SDK Automaton, Thoughtworks Selenium, and several other tools. Among other features, it provides advanced support of language... -
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mlUnit
MATLAB unit test framework
mlUnit is a unit testing framework for the MATLAB .m language. It considers the patterns of the xUnit family, include assertions, test cases and suites as well as the fixture. In contrast to MATLAB's own unit test framework: * mlUnit output jUnit compatible XML reports * mlUnit is compatible with Your MATLAB (not just R2013b), down to at least R2006b * mlUnit offers specialised assert functions, e.g. assert_empty, assert_warning, and many more. slUnit is a unit testing framework for... -
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NatUnit
Unit-Test-Framework for Natural (SAG)
NatUnit is a Unit-Test-Framework for Natural. Natural is a 4GL programming language from Software AG (SAG). -
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Automated Test Framework
Automated Test Framework
Automated Test Framework (ATF) is a functional test framework built on top of the existing Perl test harness. Currently it provides a simple interface for running tests in command line/shell environments on local and remote test target systems. The overall goal is to provide a simplified domain specific embedded language for testing. This is being published primarily to accompany a presentation on a test framework being used for verification of various firmware components that must... -
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SPARKUnit is a unit test framework for the SPARK programming language. It enables developers to create unit tests which can be analysed by the SPARK Examiner. This allows for testing of operations with preconditions and flow analysis of test cases.
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Automated Test Framework for Embedded Software: A system to perform test scripts 'in system' on embedded software. It uses Python as a high level description language and interfaces with GDB to communicate with the embedded platform.
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PHPTools is a set of php modules. The tools are not intended to make development faster but safer. Features include: Type safety, Logging, Database abstraction, HTML abstraction, Test framework, Language-by-file, File handling, Date handling
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The TclUnit project is an implementation of the xUnit unit test framework, in Tcl. It provides a framework for organizing tests, plus utilities and extensions to facilitate unit testing of programs and libraries through the Tcl programming language.
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