Principled test framework for Ruby.

A TestBench fixture is a pre-defined, reusable test abstraction. By including TestBench::Fixture, any class can use the TestBench DSL. Fixture classes are typically actuated as part of another TestBench test, but they can also be exercised and tested in isolation.

Alias all constants from one namespace into another

Command line interface for TestBench.

Test output writer for TestBench.

64-bit pseudorandom value generator for TestBench. Provides string, integer, decimal, and boolean values.

Runs a batch of TestBench files and directories.

TestBench::Session implements the core testing mechanisms of TestBench: tests, contexts, comments, assertions, and test file execution. Sessions also maintain the pass/fail status of the test run. A diagnostic substitute session is also included that records session telemetry so that test abstractions built using TestBench (called "Fixtures") can observed and tested in isolation.

Telemetry publication and subscription for TestBench.