Midje-mode is an Emacs minor mode for Midje - test framework for Clojure, which provides a migration path from clojure.test to a more flexible, readable, abstract, and gracious style of testing.
See also wiki pages about midje-mode and clojure-jump-to-file.
Midje-mode can be installed through el-get: just add midje-mode to
your el-get-sources.
In addition, Midje-mode is on marmalade-repo.org. Follow the instructions on marmalade-repo.org to use the maramalde repo, then install the midje-mode package.
Finally, you can download files manually
and place it somewhere on load-path, then add following lines to
your .emacs file:
(require 'midje-mode)
(require 'clojure-jump-to-file)
When a command that only checks a single fact succeeds, midje-mode's
default behavior is to insert random praise in a comment before the
fact. You can customize the collection of praise by changing the
variable midje-praise-quotes. If you set it to nil, no praise will
be inserted as a comment; instead, you will see a slightly less
inspiring message in the minibuffer when your checks pass.
- Chris Bilson
- Ye He
- Andreas Liljeqvist
- Dave Kincaid
- Brian Marick
- Dmitri Naumov
- Steve Purcell
- Jani Rahkola
- "fmezas"