NatUnit (former NUNIT) on SourceForge

We published NatUnit (former NUNIT) on SourceForge today: NatUnit on SourceForge.

Due to naming conflicts with the “real” NUnit, we decided to publish it as NatUnit. However, the internal name is still NUNIT, as Natural module names are restricted to a length of 8 characters which left us with only one character to distinguish between modules, if we used NATUNIT 😉

NatUnit is easy to use, as the following code (a simple test case) shows. The whole framework is written in Natural itself, so you don’t have to use external tools like NaturalONE.
DEFINE DATA PARAMETER USING NUTESTP LOCAL USING NUCONST LOCAL USING NUASSP END-DEFINE * NUTESTP.FIXTURE := 'Example TestCase 1' * INCLUDE NUTCTEMP INCLUDE NUTCSTUB * DEFINE SUBROUTINE TEST * ******************************************************************************** IF NUTESTP.TEST EQ 'compare two equal numbers should pass' ******************************************************************************** ASSERT-LINE := *LINE; PERFORM ASSERT-NUM-EQUALS NUASSP 2 2 END-IF * END-SUBROUTINE * END

NatUnit is licensed under LGPL v3, so feel free to use it in your (commercial) applications or even help us further develop the framework.

Über Stefan

Polyglot Clean Code Developer

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