RSpec extension gem for attribute matching

Outputs the result of rspec as a checkstyle format.

rspec formatter that gives a more readable output on CI runs (specifically Github actions)

Enables to click-open RSpec failure backtrace lines

For example: collection.should all_be > 0 will specify that each element of the collection should be greater than zero. Each element of the collection that fails the test will be reported in the error message.

'git-deploy' command to interact with giddyup-managed deployments

Designed for CI systems which only outputs row-by-row, this formatter displays current progress in CI friendly way.

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

RSpec extension for distributed running of specs from a queue.

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

Modifies RSpec's description generator to produce more natural-sounding English.

Enhanced JSON formatter for RSpec

RSpec matcher to check enqueueing of Sidekiq jobs

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.

RSpec formater that produces output easily consumable by automated tools

rspec built-in documentation formatter for travis-ci

A collection of useful RSpec 3 formatters

This is a formatter for RSpec 2 that takes advantage of features in WebKit[http://webkit.org/] to make the output from RSpec in Textmate more fun. Test output looks like this: http://deveiate.org/images/tmrspec-example.png

retry intermittently failing rspec examples

Provides "it_exposes" and "describe_exposure" methods to test Grape Entities