accertion is an easy to setup and use C++ testing framework.
It uses macros for the simplest cases, but doesn't hide a lot of complexity behind the macros so it can be used without the macros.
Goals:
- Easy to use
- Brief syntax, simple enough to be used without macros if desired
- Run individual tests, files or suites from the command line
- Various output formats, user-definable
- Transparent, operator-based assertion syntax
- C++ only build process, no code generation
Example:
#include <accert.h>
/**
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This is a simple test to show the accert syntax */ CCTEST(simple_test) { // construct an object in the test my_object o(5); // assert that the methods return the expected values accert(o.doubled()) == 10; accert(o.tripled()) >= 15; accert(o.equals0()).f();
string s("hello"); accert(s).ends_with("ello"); accert(s).begins_with("hel"); }