Igloo is a unit testing framework for C++ that aims to:

License

Example

The following listing shows a complete test application written in Igloo:

#include <igloo/igloo_alt.h>
using namespace igloo;

Describe(a_guitar_with_a_fuzzbox)
{
  void SetUp()
  {
    guitar.AddEffect(fuzzbox);
  }

  It(starts_in_clean_mode)
  {
    Assert::That(guitar.Sound(), Equals(Clean));
  }

  Describe(in_distorted_mode)
  {
    void SetUp()
    {
      Parent().fuzzbox.Switch();
    }

    It(sounds_distorted)
    {
      Assert::That(Parent().guitar.Sound(), Equals(Distorted));
    }

    It(sounds_clean_when_I_switch_the_fuzzbox)
    {
      Parent().fuzzbox.Switch();
      Assert::That(Parent().guitar.Sound(), Equals(Clean));
    }
  };

  Fuzzbox fuzzbox;
  Guitar guitar;
};

int main(int argc, char *argv[])
{
  return TestRunner::RunAllTests(argc, argv);
}

Screencast

The following video shows Igloo being used as the testing framework to create one possible solution to the Conway’s Game of Life TDD Kata.

C++ TDD Kata: Conway’s Game of Life from Joakim Karlsson on Vimeo.

Installing Igloo

Igloo is implemented as a set of header files. Therefore there is no need for you to go through any additional steps

to build it. After you’ve downloaded Igloo, just tell your build system to look for additional header files in the directory where you put Igloo, and you’re ready to go.

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