An RSpec profiler that shows you how long specs are spending in `sleep`

When you run individual specs, I want to see documentation output, because it shows better which specs fails. But when I run all my specs I want something like progress or Fuubar.

Report status and duration of RSpec runs to statsd

Fork of rswag-specs. Compatible with any rack framework like Sinatra, Padrino, Hanami, Roda, etc. Simplify API integration testing with a succinct rspec DSL and generate OpenAPI specification files directly from your rspec tests. More about the OpenAPI initiative here: http://spec.openapis.org/

RSpec DSL which makes is easier and cleaner to write tabular examples.

Adds TAP output format to RSpec so that you can run it on the Heroku CI

Collect RSpec telemetry as NDJSON to find slow tests: FactoryBot calls, Rails requests, SQL time and GC cost, broken down per example.

Formatter for importing testcases into testlink, and formatter for updating testlink with jenkins testlink plugin

Easily make assertions about the contents of your `let` blocks

Provides helper methods for using Timecop in RSpec examples.

Create traces from RSpec tests using OpenTelemetry or your own tracing library

["RSpec::Traveling"]

rspec-turbo runs your RSpec suite across N processes like parallel_tests, but balances work by actual example count (from a single --dry-run) using an LPT bin-packing heuristic, splitting oversized files across workers. It ships a live TTY dashboard, a CI-friendly progress mode, schema-fingerprinted test DB setup caching, JUnit output, coverage merging, and a slowest folders/files report.

Build UI tests for manual validation across multiple devices.

Provides matchers and DSL to explicitly record undefined values and behaviors in tests, designed for extracting specifications from legacy systems.

Run tests over whatever API versions you want

XUnit syntax for RSpec

Rspec html formatter to generate pretty results with images

Command-line tool for generating boilerplate for testing Ruby scripts

Overrides the regular expression used to parse gem version strings to allow for pre release version strings in older versions of rubygems