Spock Framework Reviews

Karate is the only open source tool that combines API test automation, mocks and performance-testing into a single framework. Cucumber's BDD syntax is language-neutral, making it easy for non-programmers. You can run parallel tests for speed and have assertions and HTML reports built-in. For teams that are not familiar with Java, there is a standalone executable that can be run on any platform. You don't need to compile code. You can simply write tests in a simple and readable syntax - designed for HTTP, JSON GraphQL, XML, and GraphQL. You can also mix UI and API test automation in the same test script. It is worth noting that JSON is a first-class citizen' syntax. This means that you can express your payload and expected data without using double-quotes. You also don't have to include JSON field names within quotes. You don't need to 'escape" characters as you would in Java or other programming languages.

HUnit is a Haskell unit testing framework that was inspired by the JUnit Java tool. HUnit is easy to use if you are familiar enough with Haskell but not necessarily JUnit. Test-centered software development is more effective when tests are simple to create, modify, and execute. JUnit was the first tool to support test-first Java development. HUnit is a translation of JUnit to Haskell. This is a general-purpose, functional programming language. HUnit is similar to JUnit in that you can create tests, name them and group them into suites. The framework will automatically check the results. Because of the Haskell language, HUnit's test specification is more concise and flexible that JUnit. HUnit currently only has a text-based controller, but the framework can be easily extended. Run the tests in a group.