#include "cbehave.h"

// Step 1: define your functions
int add(int a, int b);

// Step 2: describe behaviour and the function calls
FEATURE(addition, "Addition")
    SCENARIO("Add two numbers")
        GIVEN("we have two numbers 50 and 70")
            int a = 50;
            int b = 70;
        WHEN("we add them together")
            int r = add(a, b);
        THEN("the result should be 120")
            SHOULD_INT_EQUAL(r, 120);
    SCENARIO_END
FEATURE_END

// Step 3: write empty implementations of functions
int add(int a, int b)
{
    // Step 5: write code to make the behaviour pass
    return a + b;
}

// Step 4: run tests and watch them fail (and succeed later)
CBEHAVE_RUN("Calculator Features are as below:", TEST_FEATURE(addition))

Introduction

CBehave - A Behavior Driven Development Framework for C.

Main Features

use the "feature + scenario" structure (inspired by Cucumber)
use classical "given-when-then" template to describe behavior scenarios
support mock

Example Output

   CBEHAVE -- A Behavior Driven Development Framework for C
            By Tony Bai

Strstr Features are as belows:
Feature: strstr
 Scenario: The strstr finds the first occurrence of the substring in the source string
     Given A source string: Lionel Messi is a great football player
     When we use strstr to find the first occurrence of [football]
     Then We should get the string: [football player]
 Scenario: If strstr could not find the first occurrence of the substring, it will return NULL
     Given A source string: FC Barcelona is a great football club.
     When we use strstr to find the first occurrence of [AC Milan]
     Then We should get no string but a NULL
 Summary:
 features: [1/1]
 scenarios: [2/2]

Build

To run the examples:

Clone the project
cmake cbehave/examples

To use cbehave in your CMake project:

include the cbehave directory
link against cbehave