Easy test setup without side effects
Provides "ui" for testing frameworks such as mocha/jasmine which allows to define lazy variables and subjects
Jest plugins to emulate RSpec syntax and structure.
Virtus Desk chat widget React
Adds context as an alternative to describe to jest.
Adds a Given-When-Then DSL to jasmine as an alternative style for specs
Super simple DI for JavaScript, targetted mainly at spec test setup
Distributed test runner using Redis as a work queue. Push file paths to a Redis list, then multiple CI runners atomically steal batches and execute them via a configurable command.
Memoization for Mocha/Jasmine specs (like RSpec's #let)
Get CI environment variables for parallelizing builds
A fork of TestEZ with TypeScript typings
Export Selenium IDE project contents to Ruby RSpec
Provides helpers for testing frameworks such as mocha/jasmine/jest/vitest/bun which allows to define lazy variables and subjects
Retry a function until or while it passes an assertion
jQuery matchers and fixture loader for Jasmine framework
Automated Test-Driven Development enforcement for Claude Code
Like rspec-given, but for Jest (port of jasmine-given)
Ruby app boilerplate based on Ruby Starter Kit (Bundler, Guard, ActiveSupport Logger, Rubocop, RSpec, WebMock, Travis, CodeClimate)
A Cypress Automated Tests Framework to cover CRUDs
bring rspec-given to JS world, on mocha
Given When Then for Mocha
render readable docs from `rspec` JSON output
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Model Context Protocol server providing Better RSpec guidance, examples, and best practices
Simple RSpec matchers for Virtus objects
Rspec matcher to virtus gem
Simple RSpec matchers for Virtus objects
RSpec matchers for Virtus
Rspec-page-regression provides a mechanism for headless regression testing of web page renders in RSpec. It takes into account HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, by virtue of using PhantomJS (via the Poltergeist gem) to render snapshots. It provides an RSpec matcher that compares the test snapshot to an expected image, and facilitates management of the images.