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Chaos testing and network emulation tool for Docker and containerd containers.
A collection of test subdomains with intentionally broken SSL configurations for testing client security behavior.
A .NET library for automated UI testing of Windows applications using Microsoft's UI Automation framework.
A friendly .NET mocking library with a succinct syntax that keeps tests focused on intention rather than configuration.
A mutation testing framework for JavaScript, TypeScript, and related ecosystems to improve test quality.
Mutation testing framework for JavaScript and TypeScript to improve test quality by finding untested code.
An in-memory message queue system with an Amazon SQS-compatible interface, designed for testing and local development.
A snapshot testing library for Rust that simplifies testing complex values with comprehensive review tools.
A full-stack Vue.js boilerplate with a design system, testing, and internationalization for product teams.
A collection of practical CMake recipes for building, testing, and packaging C, C++, Fortran, and Python projects.
A cross-platform Node.js library for native UI automation, testing, and control via keyboard, mouse, and image matching.
A JavaScript assertion library that enhances standard assert with descriptive error messages by analyzing expression structures.
Proxies Node.js require to allow easy overriding of dependencies during testing without modifying source code.
A concise, declarative Go library for end-to-end HTTP and REST API testing with chainable request builders and assertions.
A hackable HTTP proxy for resiliency testing, simulating network failures and unexpected conditions in Node.js.
A PHP library to control headless Chrome/Chromium instances for browser automation, screenshots, and PDF generation.
A Selenium Hub successor that runs browsers in Docker containers for scalable, immutable, and self-hosted browser automation.
Official Cucumber BDD framework for Go, enabling executable specifications using Gherkin scenarios.
A unit-testing framework for all .NET languages, supporting macOS, Linux, and Windows.
An in-memory file system for Java implementing java.nio.file APIs, useful for testing and simulation.
A Node.js library for lightweight, disposable Docker containers to run databases, browsers, and services in tests.
A PHP library for generating expressive, customizable fake data fixtures for development and testing.
A Python linter focused on modernizing and improving code elegance, readability, and simplicity.
A comprehensive R package that simplifies and expedites common R package development tasks.
A PhantomJS driver for Capybara that enables headless browser testing for Ruby applications.
A curated list of awesome Swift Macros and learning resources for compile-time code generation in Swift.
A sample Android app demonstrating a modular architecture with Kotlin and Jetpack, focused on scalability, testability, and maintainability.
A comprehensive Test Anything Protocol (TAP) test framework for Node.js with a plugin-based architecture.
A comprehensive Test Anything Protocol (TAP) test runner and framework for Node.js with a plugin-based architecture.
A template repository for creating GitHub Actions with TypeScript, including testing, linting, and publishing workflows.
A curated list of resources for visual regression testing, including tools, frameworks, services, and educational content.
Preview your Jest tests in a browser to visually debug UI components and write tests faster.
A flexible and scalable container-based Selenium Grid extension with video recording, live preview, and cloud provider integration.
A lightweight TDD/BDD framework for Objective-C with RSpec-like syntax, built on XCTest.
A personal wiki containing notes and drafts about software quality assurance topics and practices.
A curated wiki and collection of notes about software quality assurance, testing, and best practices.
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