Quick and Dirty PowerShell Testrunner with a focus on true PowerShell nativity.

Scopes, Tests and TestResults are native PowerShell objects, and all commands embrace the pipeline concept. Tester embraces and uses the PowerShell pipeline to invoke Tests, and returns TestResult objects.

Since Tester is focused on beeing a Testrunner, there is no real functionallity beyond describing, discovering and invoking Tests. Feel free to use your preferred Assertions library (as long as it generates default PowerShell errors or Exceptions), or your preferred Mocking framework in addition to Tester. (To enable use of Mocking, Tester will add support for Before and After (setup/teardown logic) on Scopes in a future update).

Scope 'MyScope' {
 Test 'This is a Test' {
 ...
 }
}

> Invoke-Test

Test results are native PowerShell objects. They are listed in the same manner as you would expect from other PowerShell commands, sush as Get-ChildItem. Testresults can be grouped, sorted, filtered, etc.. to your liking, using native PowerShell commands.

> Invoke-Test
 Scope: D:\Code\Tester\My.Test.ps1
 Result Duration Test Output (Summary)
 ------ -------- ---- ----------------
 Passed [v] 10 ms Without Scope
 Scope: D:\Code\Tester\My.Test.ps1 | Outer
 Result Duration Test Output (Summary)
 ------ -------- ---- ----------------
 Passed [v] 10 ms Good test Outer