tap4j – Simple implementation of the Test Anything Protocol (TAP) for Java.
tap4j was created in 2010 with the intention of implementing a producer and a consumer for TAP in Java.
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TAP is a test protocol that can be used to report test execution. It has been created with Perl 1, around 1988 and is the main format in Perl. A test harness executes tests and generates TAP, in the same way that a test harness can execute tests and generate other formats such as TestNG, JUnit or SubUnit.
TAP can be extended, which is not true with TestNG and JUnit. There is a specification for the protocol where, by using YAML(ish), you can include extra information about your tests, such as attachments.
See CHANGES.md.
See LICENSE.
See SECURITY.md.
See AUTHORS or pom.xml for information regarding the authors and LICENSE or pom.xml for Licensing.