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asyncunit

• schuster@ccs.neu.edu

RackUnit helper functions for asynchronous channels

check-sexp-equal

• zenspider@gmail.com

A simple extension for rackunit that provides structural diffs on failure.

chk

• jay.mccarthy@gmail.com

a minimal tester

cover

• spencer@florence.io

A code coverage tool

cover-codecov

• spencer@florence.io
• plessner.ryan@gmail.com

cover-coveralls

• spencer@florence.io
• plessner.ryan@gmail.com

doc-coverage

• jackhfirth@gmail.com

A package for inspecting and testing a module's documentation of its provided bindings

expect

• jackhfirth@gmail.com

A package defining "expectations", first-class assertions about values for use in validation and unit testing with high quality error messages. Currently experimental.

in-new-directory

• samth@ccs.neu.edu

Run things in new directories

mock

• jackhfirth@gmail.com

A library for creating test mocks

mock-rackunit

• jackhfirth@gmail.com

RackUnit checks for testing with mocks from the mock package

overeasy

• neil@neilvandyke.org

Racket Language Test Engine

quickcheck

• ifigueroap@gmail.com
• sperber@deinprogramm.de

Quickcheck Clone

rackunit-abbrevs

• types@ccs.neu.edu

Iterated RackUnit tests

rackunit-chk

• jay.mccarthy@gmail.com

a short hand for writing rackunit tests

rackunit-spec

• lexi.lambda@gmail.com

BDD test helpers for rackunit

redex-chk

• sgtamk@gmail.com

rackunit/chk style checks for redex ('term' quotes automatically)

repltest

• georges.duperon@gmail.com

REPL test: copy-paste REPL interactions and run them as tests

request

• jackhfirth@gmail.com

A package for constructing HTTP and REST-ful requesters and integration tests. Currently unstable.

sl2014

• matthias@ccs.neu.edu

sparse

• esco.ricky@gmail.com

A tool for generating test cases for parsers for simple S-expression languages. It is intended primarily for use by instructors of Programming Languages classes in which students implement a simple S-expression-based programming language. It takes as input a description of the grammar of the language to be implemented and produces test cases for the students' parsers.