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nspec / NSpec

A battle hardened testing framework for C# that's heavily inspired by Mocha and RSpec.
http://nspec.org/
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Getting Started guide on nspec.org incorrect #200

Open TFAstudio opened 7 years ago

TFAstudio commented 7 years ago

Love the idea of BDD and NSpec as a concept looks so much easier writing tests than the standard unit testing frameworks.

However, using the 'Getting Started' guide on the nspec.org, I quickly found that either it is out of date or incorrect. The examples in the page do not run as stated. By downloading the examples in github, I noticed that you are using Shouldly rather than FluentAssertions. By changing the code to this, the examples start to work.

Either the front page needs rewriting or you need to integrate your *.md files to export to the site to ensure that changes are up-to-date.

amirrajan commented 7 years ago

If you can paste a version that compiles I can definitely update the gists

amirrajan commented 7 years ago

We’re working on getting everything on the GH pages, just didn’t have a good solution for syntax highlighting (so we ended up using gists as a stop gap for now)

GiuseppePiscopo commented 7 years ago

This issue is also related to current one.

amirrajan commented 7 years ago

I think the syntax highlighting is good enough (we should probably move the gists over).