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About
hspec-snap is a library to allow you to write tests against Snap web
applications in the context of an hspec test suite.
Usage
The basic usage is that within an hspec test suite, you can insert a
block with snap, within which all of the normal spec organization
tools work (describe, context, and it), but the content of the
actual tests should be tests in the Snap context. These tests can make
requests against your application, run arbitrary handler functions,
and assert various HTTP statuses, content of HTML pages, or just plain
unit tests. You can't mix in other types of tests within the snap
block, and you can't share values between different unit tests (a unit
test being what's inside an it), but you can have any number of
snap blocks, and can make any number of assertions within a unit
test block (from HSpec's perspective, though, it is just one test).
To get started, take a look at the test suite within the spec/
directory.
Examples
The easiest examples to look at are in the test suite in the spec/
directory.
Tests
You can run the test suite with stack test if you are using stack, or cabal test if not. When the robots
last ran the suite, it: 
License
BSD3
Contributors
Daniel Patterson ([email protected])
Tim Adams ([email protected])
Greg Hale ([email protected])
*Note that all licence references and agreements mentioned in the hspec-snap README section above
are relevant to that project's source code only.