bats-core

Tech stack & purpose

Bats-core is a TAP-compliant testing framework for Bash 3.2 and above that provides a simple way to verify that UNIX programs behave as expected. A Bats test file is a Bash script with special syntax for defining test cases, where each test case is a function with a description, and tests pass when all commands exit with a success status code. Bats is most useful when testing software written in Bash, but can be used to test any UNIX program. The project is community-maintained by the bats-core organization, having been forked from the original Bats repository when development stalled.

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• Martin Schulze1,149 commits
• Mike Bland140 commits
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• Sam Stephenson92 commits
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  dependabot[bot]66 commits · 0 followers
• Paul Conner32 commits
• Claude Devine30 commits
• Bland, Mike29 commits
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• Jason Karns22 commits
• brokenpip320 commits
• rockandska18 commits
• Bianca Tamayo14 commits
• tterranigma13 commits
• andregri12 commits
• Alexander Grund9 commits
• Aleksa Sarai7 commits
• B. van Berkum7 commits
• Koichi Murase6 commits
• Luigi Operoso6 commits
• Quentin Ågren6 commits
• Peter Darton5 commits
• Alex Thiessen5 commits
• Nikolaos Kakouros5 commits
• Michael Diamond5 commits
• Alex Skrypnyk5 commits
• Debarshi Ray5 commits
• Hugo Ferreira4 commits
• Arve Seljebu4 commits
• toc-me[bot]4 commits