Dynamically serves test results via HTTP from any directory.

RSpec helpers ready configured to make life easier.

Rspec reporter for the Specstat service

Add useful spec/support functionalities that come back in each project

A useful CLI for searching Spec's online inventory

Generates beautiful static HTML docs from a OpenAPI/Swagger 2.0 specification

Simple gem for say function of mac os x in rspec flow

Command line interface for spectask.com

Opiononated configuration for Spectat Designs infrastructure

General event framework for testing and monitoring

Opinionated Jekyll + Capistrano configuration for Spectat Designs sites

Watches specs for a Ruby (1.8 or 1.9) or Rails (2 or 3) project

spectator-emacs is a Spectator extension that provides discreet notificatoins in the Emacs modeline, via the Enotify Emacs notification system. == Features == * Notifications on the emacs modeline * Short summary report on mouse-over in the modeline indicator * Easily switch to the results buffer with just a click on the modeline indicator * Org formatted RSpec results with the aid of RSpec Org Formatter * Summary extraction can be customized to work with different RSpec output formats * all the features offered by Spectator

spectator-emacs is a Spectator extension that provides discreet notificatoins in the Emacs modeline, via the Enotify Emacs notification system. == Features == * Notifications on the emacs modeline * Short summary report on mouse-over in the modeline indicator * Easily switch to the results buffer with just a click on the modeline indicator * Org formatted RSpec results with the aid of RSpec Org Formatter * Summary extraction can be customized to work with different RSpec output formats * all the features offered by Spectator

Specter stubs a subset of the cgminer client protocol. It allows you to test your programs against a dummy server when writing programs that interact with cgminer and cgminer-compatibile software.

Test framework for specifying tests and executing tests.

Spectie (rhymes with "necktie") is a pure Ruby acceptance testing framework for RSpec. The philosophy of Spectie is that, since the business stakeholders on most projects don't care about exactly how you test, you're free to write the acceptance tests on a project how *you*, the developer, need to in order to ensure that the implementation is correct, easily understood, and maintainable. Furthermore, since you're a developer, the easiest, most straight-forward and maintainable way for you to write your tests is by using the highly expressive language that you're already coding in for the project; that's Ruby, baby!

A library for turning business entity specifications into several different validatable formats, and creating fixture data for testing.

An add-on to the Spectifly gem that generates Sequel migrations andd models based on Spectifly

This gem will parse the output of calling "rspec --perform", then will redistribute the spec files evenly, based on file run time, across all builds established in the travis.yml file.