Can’t see nothing but the source code

GSpec is a prototype project that emulates RSpec. It is written in the Groovy programming language and aims to bring Behaviour Driven Development to the Java platform in the most natural way possible. Read more about it here.

Download GSpec source code from Groovy’s Subversion Trunk.
(Subversion trunk has nothing to do with a storage compartment in a Navy vessel. Rather it referrs to latest revision of source code stored on a popular source control management system where egg-heads like myself manage their programming projects. You’ll want to use the subversion client to talk to the trunk. It’s easier that way.)

GSpec in Action

the.context('A public Library') {
    initially() {
        the.library = new PublicLibrary()
    }

    specify('A book that is checked out should be due back in one week') {
        the.book = the.library.borrowBookByName( 'Groovy In Action' )
        the.book.dueDate.should_be 1.week.from.today
    }
}

the.context('An overdue book') {
    initially() {
        the.library = new PublicLibrary()
        the.book = the.library.borrowBookByName( 'Groovy In Action' )
        thelibrary.operationalDate = 1.week.from.today
    }

    specify('The goons should be sent to recover overdue books.') {
        the.assasins = the.library.releaseAssasins()
        the.assasins.booksToKillFor.should_contain 'Groovy In Action'
    }
}

(GSpec is still alpha and experimental, the above example is not guaranteed to work or compile.GSpec compiler sold separately. See your licensed GSpec dealer for details.)