Hi everyone! Property-based testing is amazing: You specify what types of input values you expect and what kinds of properties are expected to hold true for all of those possible inputs, and the runtime is then able to automatically create and run thousands of test-cases for you. This often uncover…

Version 0.10 has been released! Besides a couple of bugfixes, the new version adds before/after/around callbacks that you can use to add setup and/or teardown logic that is run before/after/around every time a check with newly generated data is run.

Very cool @Qqwy ! [image] Qqwy: Property-based testing is amazing It really is! My first exposure was last summer when I read the following book; it was kinda mind blowing. [image] Property-Based Testing with PropEr, Erlang, and Elixir (PragProg) Backend Learning Res…

I very much recommend that book as well. Much of what I know about Property-based testing I learned from that book. After finishing it I looked into the implementations of Elixir’s StreamData, Erlang’s PropEr and Haskell’s QuickCheck and Hedgehog to get some of the final details down that are neces…

Please consider writing reviews for books - they show up in the book’s portal and could really help others (as well as the authors) :blush:

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PropCheck - Ruby library for property-based testing

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AstonJ 21 July 2020 13:19 2

Nice one Marten!