GocdWhat is Gauge?
Gauge is created by ThoughtWorks. Gauge let you write tests in plain-speak and refactor fearlessly. Gauge’s pluggable architecture allows you to customize your environment so you can write tests in the language and IDE of your choice.
Gauge is a tool in the Testing Frameworks category of a tech stack.
Key Features
Simple Syntax: Write test specifications in Markdown and generate readable documentation in the format of your choice.Get Started Fast: Gauge is lightweight and easy to get started. Install and initialize with a single command.Your Environment Your Tools: Automate in your favourite programming language and work in the IDE of your choice, across platforms. Gauge supports C#, Java, Ruby, IntelliJ and Visual Studio out-of-the-box.Data Driven Execution: Easily test with large data sets, while keeping specifications highly readable. Gauge reads test data from text, CSV, and more.
Gauge Pros & Cons
Pros of Gauge
- ✓Easily extendable
- ✓Open Source
Cons of Gauge
No cons listed yet.
Gauge Alternatives & Comparisons
What are some alternatives to Gauge?
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Selendroid
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