example.coffee

Prove: require('simple-test').Prove

exports.examples: new Prove 'Examples', ->
  @beforeAll ->
    puts 'run before everything'
    @longCat: 'medium'
  
  @test 'Long cat is not that long', ->
    assert @longCat is 'long'
  
  @test 'Elektronik, Supersonik', ->
    deny @longCat is 'not full of fuel, but love'
  
# A test runner just has to require a test file, then iterate over
# it's exports, calling run on each.

simple-test.coffee

sys: require('sys')
 
Prove: exports.Prove: (name, config) ->
  @tests: []
  @name: name
  config.apply(@)

Prove.prototype: {
  test: (name, fn) ->
    tests.push(new Test(name, fm))
  
  run: ->
    puts "Running Group: ${@name}"
    @_beforeAllFn() if @_beforeAllFn
    for test in @tests
      @_beforeEachFn() if @_beforeEachFn
      test.run(@)
      @_afterEachFn() if @_afterEachFn
    @_afterAllFn() if @_afterAllFn
    
  beforeAll: (fn) ->
    @_beforeAllFn: fn
  
  beforeEach: (fn) ->
    @_beforeEachFn: fn
  
  afterAll: (fn) ->
    @_afterAllFn: fn
  
  afterEach: (fn) ->
    @_afterEachFn: fn
  
  assert: (exp) ->
    if exp is true
      'Assert Pass'
    else
      'Assert Fail'
    
  deny: (exp) ->
    if exp is false
      'Deny Pass'
    else
      'Deny Fail'
}
 
Test: (name, fn) ->
  @name: name
  @fn: fn
 
Test::run: (scope) ->
  puts "${@name}: #{@fn.apply(scope}"