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The probably best written tests are those which can be understood by anyone understanding some English, right?

Hamcrest is an anagram of the word “Matchers” and a paradigm of encapsulating matching logic and corresponding error messages in objects we could use and reuse in the tests. They hide “matching”-implementation details and get self explanatory names we can seamless integrate in our tests. And of course we are also able to write tests for our matchers!

Hamcrest itself isn’t only intended to be used in the context of tests. It’s available for: Java, Python, Ruby, Objective-C, PHP, Erlang, Swift.

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Author:Philipp Renoth
Tags:hamcrest, junit, testing
Categories:java, testing, hamcrest