Generates a go test skeleton based on a specification file. See EXAMPLE.skl or cmd/skele/TODO.skl for a reference spec file.

In order to get a sample output comment out the lines that start with defer in the cmd/skele/gen_test and then run:

cd cmd/skele
go test

go get github.com/anatollupacescu/skele/cmd/skele
skele def1.skl def2.skl

A spec can contain multiple package definitions, each package definition contains an optional fol (folder) and doc statements.

A fun statement defines a function name, followed by zero or more pre (preconditions).

A precondition is a stop rule - if the precondition body evaluates to true - it means the flow of the program stops.

Two preconditions can be defined the same line. The first one represents a real life invariant and the second one represents a failure that occurred for a technical reason.

The last one is a set of one or more pos (postconditions) representing side efects.

Postconditions can also be two on the same line, for the same reason as the preconditions.

If a pos statement contains only one postcondition it means it's a return statement or a side effect that can not fail (an assignment for ex.)

To declare a state machine use fsm keyward, place before any function declarations. In the comments for the function we can declare the start state for a specific machine. In the comments for the preconditions we can declare the dependencies. In the comments for the postconditions we can declare the final states for the transition

...WIP...

An assertion arn{} is ment to override the default assert success or assert fail constructs. By default it will override the success assertion, however we can explicitly add the <, > and <> qualifiers to indicate that we want to override the success, fail or both constructs.

A test case tcs{} declares a subtest. By default it will be declared for the success path, but we can explicitly add the < and > qualifiers to indicate that we want to override the success or fail constructs. A test cases can contain zero or more assertions...

• add support for generating other types of testing frameworks (goconvey, js mocha etc.)