Tapex is a TAP (Test Anything Protocol) formatter for ExUnit.
ExUnit's assert on steroids that writes and updates tests for you
Literate test matchers for ExUnit
A utility for defining eminently readable parameterized (or example-based) tests in ExUnit
Show status notifications for ExUnit test runs
Mock third-party services in ExUnit
Story BDD tool for executing elixir in ExUnit
Wormwood is a tiny library to aid in testing GraphQL queries against an Absinthe schema. It allows you to test your query documents insid...
Spin up dynamic clusters in ExUnit tests with no special setup necessary.
Testcontainers is an Elixir library that supports ExUnit tests, providing lightweight, throwaway instances of common databases, Selenium ...
Allure test report for ExUnit
ExUnit assert helpers for testing rendered HTML.
Swagger based document driven development for ExUnit
An ExUnit formatter to visualize test execution
ExUnit assertions for Ecto schemas
A utility for defining eminently readable example-based tests in ExUnit
A mocking library for ExUnit inspired by RSpec and based on meck.
BDD-like syntax for ExUnit
Inject is a library that lets you write testable Elixir code that can run concurrently in ExUnit.
An extension for ExUnit for simplifying tests against a clustered application
AI-friendly JSON test output for ExUnit. Provides structured JSON output from mix test for use with AI editors like Claude Code.
A simple Elixir package to elegantly mock module functions within (asynchronous) ExUnit tests using Erlang's :meck library
Behaviour driven development for ExUnit with product management friendly readable scenarios.
A formatter for Elixirs ExUnit that formats as TeamCity Service Messages. Will let you track test results in TeamCitys UI
A library to write ExUnit tests BDD style.
ExUnit assertions for comparing data structures by identity.
ExUnit formatter with JSON output and distributed test coordination
Basic given-when-then steps for ExUnit tests
XUnit Formatter for exunit test results. The format is tailored to work with azure devops, but any XUnit parser will work.
useful ExUnit assertions