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antonmi
Elixir Behaviour Driven Development
It would be nice to be able watch for changes in the code and automatically run the respective tests.
I don't understand why you chose to use this for your syntax: `expect actual |> to(eq expected)` rather than this: `expect(actual).to.eq.(expected)` The second seems far more readable to me. Like,...
Is there an API or existing exhaustive documentation off the formatter options? Looking at the [hexdocs for `ESpec.Formatters.Doc` module][hex], `format_example`, `format_result` and `init` all appear to support options (through `opts`)...
[Elixir plans to include Property Based Testing in the future.][elixir-pbt] As such it would make sense to think about how to include it into ESpec. Elixir aims to merge [`stream_data`][stream_data]...
Hello @antonmi , what is the best way to run ExUnit tests with an app that also has espec files? I am trying to figure it out because I am...
It'd be nice to have the option to assert that a mocked function will be called in a defined timeout. `:meck.wait` supports it pretty directly, should be a good fit...
It would be useful to have a `fail_with` matcher similar to [RSpecs `fail_with`](http://www.rubydoc.info/gems/rspec-expectations/RSpec/Expectations.fail_with). Sometimes we have to write some more complex tests which expect certain underlying behaviour from the tested...
It would awesome to have a functionality similar to the [ExUnit tags](https://hexdocs.pm/ex_unit/ExUnit.Case.html#module-log-capture). Especially for the suppression of the logs generated in the tests. ``` @tag :capture_log it "should forward the...
