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assert-typeclj

(assert-type obj type)

assert-unique-examplesclj

(assert-unique-examples fixture examples)

base-example-nameclj

(base-example-name example)

Drop ? and all after that, if present

Drop ? and all after that, if present
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cached-spec-resultclj

(cached-spec-result fixture)

Return a previously cached result of the spec represented by this fixture (or nil).

The cache has 1 result / example and also a composed result for the whole spec (under the 'example' with nil name). Its goal is to ensure that each fixture is run at most once. This increases the speed of tests when the same fixture is being run by multiple concordion:run commands - as well as by a top-level test itself.

Return a previously cached result of the spec represented by this `fixture` (or nil).

The cache has 1 result / example and also a composed result
for the whole spec (under the 'example' with nil name).
Its goal is to ensure that each fixture is run at most once. This increases the speed of tests
when the same fixture is being run by multiple concordion:run commands - as well as by a top-level test itself.
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concordion-runclj

(concordion-run resource href)

Support for concordion:run, invoked e.g. with [(org.concordion.api.Resource. "/math/Algebra.html") "./algebra/Addition.md"] href is a path to a spec relative to the resource's parent dir

Support for concordion:run, invoked e.g. with
[(org.concordion.api.Resource. "/math/Algebra.html") "./algebra/Addition.md"]
`href` is a path to a spec relative to the `resource`'s parent dir
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(print-result res ftype)

run-fixture-examplesclj

(run-fixture-examples fixture runner concordion)

Test a Concordion specification using the given fixture object (which provides the functions used by the specification .md file). The specification file is found on the classpath based on the name of the fixture's class. See [run-specification]

Test a Concordion specification using the given fixture object
(which provides the functions used by the specification .md file).
The specification file is found on the classpath based on the name
of the fixture's class.
See [run-specification]
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run-specificationclj

(run-specification fixture suite?)

The entry point into testing a specification, represented by the given fixture. See org.concordion.integration.junit4.ConcordionRunner.run

The entry point into testing a specification, represented by the given `fixture`.
See org.concordion.integration.junit4.ConcordionRunner.run
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runResultsCacheclj

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