Framework for writing tests with randomly generated test data.

For more information see the guide.

These features are available:

• Generators for many libstd types (u8, String, Vec, etc.).
• Generators for functions (FnMut, FnOnce, Fn).
• Generator combinators (map, flat_map, zip, etc.).
• Derivable trait Dice for implementing generators.
• Configurable test runner Dicetest.
• Utilities for debugging tests (hints and stats).

These features are missing:

• Shrinking of counterexamples.
• Custom pseudorandom number generators.

Here's an example of an incorrect sort function tested with dicetest:

fn bubble_sort<T: Ord>(slice: &mut [T]) {
    let len = slice.len();

    for _ in 0..len {
        for j in 1..len - 1 {
            let jpp = j + 1;
            if slice[j] > slice[jpp] {
                slice.swap(j, jpp);
            }
        }
    }
}

#[cfg(test)]
mod tests {
    use super::*;
    use dicetest::prelude::*;

    #[test]
    fn result_of_bubble_sort_is_sorted() {
        Dicetest::repeatedly().run(|mut fate| {
            let mut vec: Vec<u8> = fate.roll(die());
            hint!("unsorted: {:?}", vec);

            bubble_sort(&mut vec);
            hint!("  sorted: {:?}", vec);

            let is_sorted = vec.windows(2).all(|w| w[0] <= w[1]);
            assert!(is_sorted);
        })
    }
}

Running cargo test produces the following output:

The test failed after 9 passes.

# Config
- seed: 6411673118948708013
- start limit: 0
- end limit: 100
- passes: 200

# Counterexample
- run code: 3lTBtDxQx6SneW3r4sNLUVoYAREJ8OuO9B0yp31nna0NdwFGFvA4no
- limit: 4
- hints:
        - unsorted: [54, 164, 2]
        -   sorted: [54, 2, 164]
- error: assertion failed: is_sorted

You can rerun the counterexample by setting an environment variable:

DICETEST_DEBUG=3lTBtDxQx6SneW3r4sNLUVoYAREJ8OuO9B0yp31nna0NdwFGFvA4no cargo test

Or you can modify the test:

Dicetest::debug("3lTBtDxQx6SneW3r4sNLUVoYAREJ8OuO9B0yp31nna0NdwFGFvA4no").run(|mut fate| {
    // ...
})

After fixing the bug you can keep the counterexample as a regression test:

Dicetest::repeatedly()
    .regression("3lTBtDxQx6SneW3r4sNLUVoYAREJ8OuO9B0yp31nna0NdwFGFvA4no")
    .run(|mut fate| {
        // ...
    })

• Write down your test data and use a loop.
• Use the crate arbitrary and arbtest.
• Use the crate quickcheck.
• Use the crate proptest.

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