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Expekt: in-source snapshot tests for Kotlin/Java
Hacker NewsExpekt: in-source snapshot tests for Kotlin/Java
TLDR: I really like Jane Street's expect-test framework for OCaml and this is a (mini) adaptation for Kotlin and Java ;) It's only a couple of source files without packaging, check for the tests for usage examples :)
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