GHUnit – Unit Testing and More
18. Dec, 2009 
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URL: http://github.com/gabriel/gh-unit
Code Quality: Production Ready
Description: GH-Unit, developed by Gabriel Handford, is a testing framework whose stated goals are:
- To runs unit tests within Xcode, allowing you to fully utilize the XCode Debugger.
- Ability to run from Makefiles or the command line.
- A simple GUI to help you visualize your tests.
- Show stack traces.
- Be embeddable as a framework (using @rpath) for Mac OSX apps, or as a static library in your iPhone projects.
GH-Unit wraps the Google Toolbox for Mac and SenTestCase so you can use either or both test frameworks in your code. Its GUI makes running unit tests under Xcode feel a lot more like other platforms (e.g. the JUnit test runner) where you get much more direct red/green, pass/fail feedback than is traditional with Xcode. (One can get a similar GUI test runner with Martin Pilkinton’s OCRunner, but it is a stand-alone app and not integrated into your OSX or iPhone app like like GH-Unit’s test runner)
GH-Unit is acively developed; discussion can be found on Google Groups at: http://groups.google.com/group/ghunit
See also: OCRunner
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