RSpec matchers for Ruby 1.9 string encodings.

RSpec::Endpoint provides the `endpoint` method as a helper to test HTTP requests. It parses and replaces the description with the informed params.

Enhanced JSON formatter for RSpec

A drop-in replacement for RSpec's built-in JSON formatter that adds structured test failure data, making it easy to programmatically analyze test results.

A plugin for ensuring your RSpec tests don't run with a filter (eg. `focus: true`); useful for CI runs.

Parses RSpec error output to provide a summary showing what errors were encountered, the number of occurrences per error, and file path and line number locations

Evaluate matcher in each array element

Provides expect_it helpers for RSpec.

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 do that is by having Rspec output failsafe xml files. This would allow us to use Rspec for integration tests in Jruby and have our builds exit correctly.

A set of opinionated helpers to enhance testing features using RSpec.

RSpec File Environment control. Keeper of current state of tracked files and temporary files cleaner.

RSpec plugin that retries your flaky tests. This plugin works by retrying failing examples that are marked with `flaky`.

RSpec formater that produces output easily consumable by automated tools

RSpec 2 matchers, helpers and utils to assist in writing generator specs

Always think antipop

rspec built-in documentation formatter for travis-ci

RSpec git auto commit formatter

A collection of useful RSpec 3 formatters

Make your tests more readable