Tested: a new Teal (and Lua) unit testing framework!

[FourierTransformer]

I spent the last couple of weeks working on a Teal unit testing library! It was honestly just kinda fun to work on and I got it to the point where I can use it with my existing Lua and Teal libraries. It has code coverage, runs test files in parallel, a fairly ergonomic testing interface (I think!), and most importantly native support for Teal.

Feel free to check it out and let me know what you guys think: https://github.com/FourierTransformer/tested

[mtdowling]

Nice! Friction-free Teal unit testing sounds great. I also like that coverage reporting is built-in already. I rely on spies and mocks in many of my current tests, so if that's ever added, I'd try to migrate.

[FourierTransformer]

Possibly in the future! I'd really want to make sure whatever interface for them has good dx and flows nicely with Lua/Teal.

[catwell]

This is really nice, I prefer it to e.g. Busted.

I have my own test helper that was originally written in Lua and ported to Teal but I might consider switching to this someday. It still lacks a few features that I use such as TAP output but they are on the roadmap.