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clojure.test is the built-in testing library in Clojure. It allows you to define tests, define fixtures (code that runs before/after all tests to set up or clean up), and run your tests. In addition, there are certain common practices around naming your test namespaces that allow them to be recognized by tools.
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Are you wondering how to test your code? Would you like to use the most popular testing framework for Clojure? Do you want to know the correct conventions so that your tests work well in IDEs and continuous integration services?
This course teaches all of that in a fun, interactive style.
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Learn the basics of creating the required namespaces and their dependencies, then setting up a test.
How do you assert that appropriate errors are thrown when they should?
We briefly discuss why we should learn clojure.test and become acquainted with our characters, Josie and Ignacio, who use a few namespaces to keep track of their fitness routines. We need to help them develop tests.
Learn the multiple assertions pattern to test many things about the same code.
Text Fixtures help us set up and tear down the test environment in a standard way that either happen before and after each test or before and after all tests in a namespace.
Although clojure.test can be used in any namespace, some conventions are widely used by IDEs and other frameworks. We learn those conventions to help us work well with them.
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Want a handy reference for writing your tests? This cheatsheet contains everything you need to write tests, make assertions, and set up fixtures. It even shows the commands for runnings tests at the REPL.
