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[Interest] Qt and 'FitNesse' acceptance testing framework
Ch'Gans
2015-11-09 00:35:40 UTC
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Hi there,

Couldn't find anything related on the net, so asking here:

FitNesse[1] is a wiki based acceptance testing framework, it includes
a (very basic) C/C++ 'SLim' server.

Has anyone around here used the 'FitNesse' acceptance testing
framework with a Qt based application?

The C/C++ server has quite 'ugly' binding methods (everything is 'char
*'), and I was thinking that using QMetaObject it should be possible
to write a dedicated Qt FitNesse plugin.

Any experience to share on using FitNesse with Qt? Or maybe you guys
use a different tool and/or approach?

PS: This is not about testing the GUI, this is about testing the domain logic .

Thanks,
Chris

[1] http://fitnesse.org
Harri Porten
2015-11-09 12:27:23 UTC
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Post by Ch'Gans
Any experience to share on using FitNesse with Qt? Or maybe you guys
use a different tool and/or approach?
BDD (Behavior-driven Development or Testing) might be an approach you'll
like equally much. Features and scenarios are described in plain English
(or about 60 other languages).

My colleague Reginald gave a talk on BDD at the Qt World Summit:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=7PAxf61hjoE

It was focussing on GUI testing but the approach works equally for
functional non-GUI tests.

Harri.

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