j00behave | yet another behavior driven development js framework

j00behave is a JavaScript library. j00behave has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities and it has low support. You can download it from GitHub.

rspec looks like "blah".length.should == 4 i want js specs to look almost the same, in terms of compactness. this is my goal for matching. the main js bdd frameworks out there right now are more verbose than i like, so i started working on my own. i am borrowing ideas from jsspec and screw.unit in places. but, i want to write the thing from roughly the ground up. js--- >> "blah".length.should("==",4) << "blah".length.should(); equal(4) "blah".length.should(equal,4) "blah".length.should({equal:4}) "blah".length.should({'==':4}) m("blah".length).should("==",4). one problem i ran into immediately was whether to break for in loops or not, by adding functions to object.prototype. it looks like most choose not to. if you don't, then you are limited to building matchers off of things like this. wrapper("thing to test".length).should("matcher","expected value"). because you can't use the object