spectest - API testing library for Go that generate E2E test result document in markdown

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  • spectest

    A simple and extensible behavioural testing library for Go. You can use api test to simplify REST API, HTTP handler and e2e tests.

  • However, implementing end-to-end (E2E) tests can be quite labor-intensive. To achieve a return on the effort invested, I am developing go-spectest/spectest.

  • markdown

    simple markdown & mermaid builder in golang with (by nao1215)

  • The spectest dynamically generates markdown without using text/template, however instead utilizes its own Markdown Builder (go-spectest/markdown) during the markdown generation.

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