lisp-unit

A well-documented Test Framework in the style of JUnit, designed and implemented with simplicity of use in mind.

This piece of software was originally written Chris Riesbeck

You can asdf-install to get the library with documentation and examples, or source and documentation can be found here.

Overview

The goal for lisp-unit was to make it simple to use, particularly for beginning Lisp programmers. The advantages of lisp-unit are:

Written in portable Common Lisp.
Just one file to load.
Dead-simple to define and run tests.
Supports redefining functions and even macros without reloading tests.
Supports test-first programming.
Supports testing return values, printed output, macro expansions, and error conditions.
Produces short readable output with a reasonable level of detail.
Groups tests by package for modularity.

You can install lisp-unit with asdf-install like this: (asdf-install:install 'lisp-unit)

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