We're all used to tools that enforce _total_ coverage numbers, but this gem tries for something different. Instead of keeping your whole project above some threshold, we treat the coverage of _each class_ as a testable quality and then enforce that coverage as part of the test suite!

A datadog reporter wrapped in an rspec formatter; reports rspec results as datadog events

Adds a #describe_method method for use within RSpecs, which set the test subject to the defined method

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Count the number of expectations used in an RSpec test suite.

Makes it easy to test that a block makes a number of changes, without requiring you to deeply nest a bunch of `expect { }` blocks within each other or rewrite them as `change` matchers.

The maven-failsafe-plugin can be used for integration testing. Rspec can be used for integration testing. It would be really cool in the Jruby world if we could easily allow these two systems to communicate with one another. One of the ways can ...

Measure flaky RSpec tests.

Test FTP Protocol with Rspec

Define RSpec helper methods to test against git repository (commits, branches, etc).

Collection of RSpec helpers to easy test GraphQL query, mutation, subscription

An RSpec plugin to simplify integration tests for GraphQL

RSpec mocks for the Hollerback gem.

RSpec helpers for matching HTTP requests and responses.

An interactive console for running specs.

RSpec helpers for working with JSON values.

Yet Another RSpec JUnit Formatter (for Hudson/Jenkins)

RSpec Junit Formatter results that your CI can read in Bitbucket Pipeline. Use convention http://reflex.gforge.inria.fr

A simple Rspec formatter which prints test results in the format `R:group.sub_group.example_name` where R is -1 for PENDING, 0 for FAILED and 1 for PASS result. Useful if you have to pipe Rspec output to a Bash script!

Logs the outcomes of the tests to a file