Closed jhoffner closed 7 years ago
Well… whenever possible, I’ve tried to stay with a standard BDD and just modify the output formatter.
This was a good approach in Clojure and Haskell, where the test frameworks I looked at were factored appropriately. This is also doable in Erlang, although its sort of weird. I just haven’t gotten around to it.
This was not possible in Julia; I cargo culted a community test framework and modified the output.
From what I could tell, neither Go nor Rust seem to have factored their test frameworks to allow alternate output formats.
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Worth noting, Go does have anonymous functions, so the test framework will be easy to make if you want to roll your own.
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Are we making a test framework for this? Test frameworks are each quite an effort...
Hopefully this won't be too much of an effort thanks to http://onsi.github.io/ginkgo/#writing-custom-reporters.
On a personal level, go is one of the languages I look forward to picking up a bit and would love to have this, however I seem to be in the minority, as the current language voting on the site has Go in the bottom tier. It may just be though that the Go community hasn't picked up on us yet. Go is one of the fastest growing languages out there right now, and a number of high profile node developers have switched over to it (including the guy who originally wrote express js).
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What's the current state here? Do we need to create a personal Go test framework? Can we use ginkgo?
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Perfect. This is the perfect chance for me to finally learn about Scala & Go. I try to be as fast as possible, but I think 5 languages by september will be awesome ?
Yeah that all sounds great! Though other members may want to contribute as well. I would say pick your top language and then take it one language at a time.
Worth noting, Go does have anonymous functions, so the test framework will be easy to make if you want to roll your own.