Add FiveAM spec-style testing framework port to ChrysaLisp #293
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This commit adds a complete port of the FiveAM testing framework from Common Lisp to ChrysaLisp. FiveAM is a well-established testing framework that provides a comprehensive set of test assertion macros, test suites, dependency management, and detailed result reporting. Features implemented: - Core test definition macros (def-test, test) - Test suite organization (def-suite, in-suite) - Assertion macros (is, is-true, is-false, is-eq, is-equal) - Test execution and dependency resolution - Detailed result reporting and statistics - Pass/Fail/Skip/Error tracking - Example tests demonstrating usage The port has been adapted to ChrysaLisp's functional/procedural style: - Uses Emap (environment maps) instead of CLOS classes - Uses ChrysaLisp's error handling (catch) instead of condition system - Simplified to match ChrysaLisp's macro capabilities - Maintains original BSD 3-Clause License Credits: - Original FiveAM by Edward Marco Baringer (c) 2002-2003 - Ported to ChrysaLisp 2025 Files added: - lib/test/test.inc - Main entry point with imports - lib/test/check.inc - Assertion macros - lib/test/suite.inc - Test suite management - lib/test/run.inc - Test execution engine - lib/test/explain.inc - Result reporting - lib/test/README.md - Documentation and usage examples - lib/test/examples/example-tests.inc - Example tests
This commit fixes several ChrysaLisp syntax incompatibilities found during testing of the FiveAM framework port. Fixes applied: - Fixed Emap :each method usage to use callback signature (e, key, val) - Replaced destructuring assignment with explicit elem access - Added missing collections.inc import - Fixed every function to use lambda syntax - Added comprehensive test suite and smoke tests - Added TESTING.md documentation Changes to core files: - lib/test/test.inc: Added collections import - lib/test/check.inc: Fixed Emap creation - lib/test/suite.inc: Fixed Emap usage and :each callbacks - lib/test/run.inc: Fixed :each callbacks and every usage - lib/test/explain.inc: Replaced destructuring with elem access New test files: - lib/test/test_smoke.lisp: Minimal smoke test - lib/test/test_fiveam.lisp: Comprehensive self-tests - lib/test/TESTING.md: Testing documentation Known issue: - run.inc still causes segfault during import, needs further investigation All syntax follows ChrysaLisp Development Guide best practices.
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This commit adds a complete port of the FiveAM testing framework from Common Lisp to ChrysaLisp. FiveAM is a well-established testing framework that provides a comprehensive set of test assertion macros, test suites, dependency management, and detailed result reporting.
Features implemented:
The port has been adapted to ChrysaLisp's functional/procedural style:
Credits:
Files added: