NAME

Test::Spec::Acceptance - Write tests in a declarative specification style

SYNOPSIS

    use Test::Spec::Acceptance;    # Also loads Test::Spec

    Feature "Test::Spec::Acceptance tests module" => sub {
        Scenario "Usage example" => sub {
            my ($number, $accumulated);

            Given "a relevant number" => sub {
                $number = 42;
            };
            When "we add 0 to it" => sub {
                $accumulated = $number + 0
            };
            When "we add 0 again" => sub {
                $accumulated = $number + 0
            };
            Then "it does not change it's value" => sub {
                is($accumulated, 42);
            };
        };
    };

    runtests;

DESCRIPTION

This is a shameless wrapper around Test::Spec. It does everything Test::Spec does, plus it aliases some exported names to make acceptance-style tests more legible.

I understand this is a bit silly and this is not how Test::Spec is intended to work (using tests without any assertion) but I just think it's nice and more readable. I've had good experiencies expressing some tests this way.

The new keywords are:

Feature

An alias for describe().

Scenario

An alias for describe().

Given

An alias for it().

When

An alias for it().

Then

An alias for it().

And

An alias for it().

SEE ALSO

Please, see the excellent Test::Spec.