JDoctest

I've released JDoctest 1.5, with support for integrating Javascript doctests of your Java code into the JUnit test framework. I use this to implement continuous testing.

I've released JDoctest 1.5, with support for integrating Javascript doctests of your Java code into the JUnit test framework. I use this to implement continuous testing.

I've released JDoctest 1.5, with support for integrating Javascript doctests of your Java code into the JUnit test framework. I use this to implement continuous testing.

I've released JDoctest 1.5, with support for integrating Javascript doctests of your Java code into the JUnit test framework. I use this to implement continuous testing.

I released SDR 0.4 last night (while watching a fabulous Woz on Dancing With the Stars), and JDoctest 1.4. SDR's release mostly signifies that I'm finally moving on from the breathing code; JDoctest has a number of minor improvements.

I released SDR 0.4 last night (while watching a fabulous Woz on Dancing With the Stars), and JDoctest 1.4. SDR's release mostly signifies that I'm finally moving on from the breathing code; JDoctest has a number of minor improvements.

I released SDR 0.4 last night (while watching a fabulous Woz on Dancing With the Stars), and JDoctest 1.4. SDR's release mostly signifies that I'm finally moving on from the breathing code; JDoctest has a number of minor improvements.

I released SDR 0.4 last night (while watching a fabulous Woz on Dancing With the Stars), and JDoctest 1.4. SDR's release mostly signifies that I'm finally moving on from the breathing code; JDoctest has a number of minor improvements.

The Python doctest module is really great: it makes it easy to simultaneously write test suites and demonstrate the usage for your modules. Python's interactive interpreter is key to its coolness: it's really easy to load the code you're working on ... [More] , type some examples at the prompt, and turn the session into documentation and a test case. I've been dusting off my Square Dance Revolution project, written in Java, and I thought: gee, it would be nice to use doctests here. A bit of inspiration from doctestj and Rhino, and a bit of elbow grease and: voila! JDoctest is born! JDoctest is a Javadoc plugin which implements doctests by calling out to the Rhino javascript interpreter. Rhino's interactive javascript session makes Java as fun to program in / debug / test as Python is. (Rhino makes it easy to call between Javascript and Java.) Copy and paste those examples into javadoc comments, add a @doc.test tag, and you've got a test / use case example. I've added hooks to google-code-prettify to make the output beautiful, too. Here's a simple example using JDoctest, and the SDR sources are now filled with more complex examples. (New SDR release soon, I promise.) Enjoy! [Less]

The Python doctest module is really great: it makes it easy to simultaneously write test suites and demonstrate the usage for your modules. Python's interactive interpreter is key to its coolness: it's really easy to load the code you're working on ... [More] , type some examples at the prompt, and turn the session into documentation and a test case. I've been dusting off my Square Dance Revolution project, written in Java, and I thought: gee, it would be nice to use doctests here. A bit of inspiration from doctestj and Rhino, and a bit of elbow grease and: voila! JDoctest is born! JDoctest is a Javadoc plugin which implements doctests by calling out to the Rhino javascript interpreter. Rhino's interactive javascript session makes Java as fun to program in / debug / test as Python is. (Rhino makes it easy to call between Javascript and Java.) Copy and paste those examples into javadoc comments, add a @doc.test tag, and you've got a test / use case example. I've added hooks to google-code-prettify to make the output beautiful, too. Here's a simple example using JDoctest, and the SDR sources are now filled with more complex examples (for example). (New SDR release soon, I promise.) Enjoy! [Less]