jf-unittest is a C++ framework for unit testing. It is designed based on Python's unittest module as used for Confix test suites.
The jf-unittest is a C++ unit test framework that models the Python unittest module used in Confix test suites. Unlike other existing frameworks, it was created out of frustration and aims to reduce bloat. This means that it does not have any GUI with colorful progress bars and does not depend on any other package or the Boost library, which has a complicated build system. The only thing required is a standards-compliant compiler that should be readily available.
For fun and educational purposes, the jf-unittest "bootstraps" itself in three stages, tests every aspect of itself before using it in the next stage. It provides fancy output that displays the stages of the test suite before completion. Its most impressive feature is its output, which is quite informative and straightforward.
The latest version of the framework features added Microsoft files to distfiles. If you're looking for a C++ unit test framework to streamline testing, jf-unittest is definitely worth considering. Its simplicity and ease of use make it stand out among other frameworks like Boost.Test and Google Test.
For fun and educational purposes, the jf-unittest "bootstraps" itself in three stages, tests every aspect of itself before using it in the next stage. It provides fancy output that displays the stages of the test suite before completion. Its most impressive feature is its output, which is quite informative and straightforward.
The latest version of the framework features added Microsoft files to distfiles. If you're looking for a C++ unit test framework to streamline testing, jf-unittest is definitely worth considering. Its simplicity and ease of use make it stand out among other frameworks like Boost.Test and Google Test.
What's New
Version 1.0.1: N/A