StackOverflow Questions for Tag: hspec

palik

Reputation: 2873

Is it possible to skip tests in HSpec test suite?

haskellhspec

Score: 3

Answers: 2

Dan Burton

Reputation: 53715

Access a value set up by `beforeAll` during tests

unit-testinghaskellmemoizationhspectest-fixture

Score: 8

Answers: 1

Azathoth

Reputation: 33

Why am I getting an ioctl error in Visual Studio but not in Stack while trying to implement multiple test files in Hspec?

haskellhaskell-stackioctlhspec

Score: 2

Answers: 1

twitu

Reputation: 625

How to test specific hSpec property using `--match` and cabal

unit-testinghaskelltestingcabalhspec

Score: 0

Answers: 1

Azathoth

Reputation: 33

Cases involving empty lists does not compile when using Filter to remove Nothing cases

haskellfilteringempty-listhspec

Score: 1

Answers: 1

lsmor

Reputation: 5063

Alternative instance for Tests?. HSpec

haskellhspec

Score: 3

Answers: 0

danielbeard

Reputation: 9149

Using IO within a QuickCheck property test?

haskellioquickcheckhspec

Score: 3

Answers: 1

Ben Heilman

Reputation: 65

Why cannot I get `where` to work in Hspec

haskellquickcheckhspec

Score: 3

Answers: 2

The Oddler

Reputation: 6718

How to use Hspec/Yesod.Test with Sqlite?

haskellyesodhspecyesod-test

Score: 0

Answers: 1

Ulrich Schuster

Reputation: 1906

Write nested assertions with Hspec

haskelleitherhspec

Score: 0

Answers: 1

Ulrich Schuster

Reputation: 1906

Simplify incomplete assertions in HSpec

haskellhspec

Score: 2

Answers: 1

christian wuensche

Reputation: 1043

Hspec - snapshot testing in Haskell?

haskelltestinghspec

Score: 1

Answers: 1

GlinesMome

Reputation: 1629

Import a test utils module from the test package with cabal

unit-testinghaskelltestinghspec

Score: 0

Answers: 0

davidA

Reputation: 13684

Haskell: how to test that assertion exceptions are raised by a lifted function, using Tasty & Hspec

haskellmonadsasserthspectasty

Score: 1

Answers: 0

ATOMP

Reputation: 1489

How to integrate/lift/inject custom monad stack with HSpec?

haskellmonadshspec

Score: 3

Answers: 0

Johan

Reputation: 40588

Getting started with HSpec and Tasty in Haskell?

haskellhspec

Score: 2

Answers: 1

Tomas Aschan

Reputation: 60664

Testing the state updates of a wai application

haskellhaskell-waihspechaskell-spock

Score: 0

Answers: 1

mjarosie

Reputation: 4603

hspec defined tests invoked with stack throw an error when test file is defined as a module

unit-testinghaskellhspec

Score: 5

Answers: 1

Wheat Wizard

Reputation: 4219

Testing if a reader monad is called in the wrong environment

haskelltestinghspecreader-monad

Score: 0

Answers: 3

Wizek

Reputation: 4993

Is it possible with HSpec (or HUnit) to attach further information to assertions that get printed in and only in case of failure?

haskellhunithspec

Score: 4

Answers: 2

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StackOverflow Questions for Tag: hspec

Is it possible to skip tests in HSpec test suite?

Access a value set up by `beforeAll` during tests

Why am I getting an ioctl error in Visual Studio but not in Stack while trying to implement multiple test files in Hspec?

How to test specific hSpec property using `--match` and cabal

Cases involving empty lists does not compile when using Filter to remove Nothing cases

Alternative instance for Tests?. HSpec

Using IO within a QuickCheck property test?

Why cannot I get `where` to work in Hspec

How to use Hspec/Yesod.Test with Sqlite?

Write nested assertions with Hspec

Simplify incomplete assertions in HSpec

Hspec - snapshot testing in Haskell?

Import a test utils module from the test package with cabal

Haskell: how to test that assertion exceptions are raised by a lifted function, using Tasty &amp; Hspec

How to integrate/lift/inject custom monad stack with HSpec?

Getting started with HSpec and Tasty in Haskell?

Testing the state updates of a wai application

hspec defined tests invoked with stack throw an error when test file is defined as a module

Testing if a reader monad is called in the wrong environment

Is it possible with HSpec (or HUnit) to attach further information to assertions that get printed in and only in case of failure?

Haskell: how to test that assertion exceptions are raised by a lifted function, using Tasty & Hspec