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Test your own web application with end-to-end, component, and API test workflows.
Write and run JavaScript end-to-end tests across local browsers and remote grids.
Run Python tests with readable assertions, fixtures, parametrization, and failure reports.
Define portable project tasks in a Taskfile and run them consistently across local machines and CI.
Build functional, security and performance tests for APIs, then automate the runs in CI.
Build online ballots from question and option spreadsheets
Run JavaScript or TypeScript end-to-end tests against web applications in modern browsers.
Run JavaScript tests with built-in assertions and mocks for checking code behavior and dependency interactions.
Run Ruby acceptance scenarios written in Gherkin and connect their steps to project code.
Search shell history with command context, and optionally sync it across machines with encryption.
Add interactive choices, prompts, and terminal styling to shell scripts without writing Go code.
A TAP-compliant test framework for checking Bash scripts and command-line programs.
Manage plain-text task lists from the shell with a simple and extensible command-line tool.
Use cryptographic libraries and command-line tools to work with TLS, certificates, and related standards.
A .NET unit-testing framework for C#, F#, and Visual Basic projects.
Run saved Postman collection tests from a terminal or CI pipeline, and lint API specifications.
Command-line PDF processing with bookmarks, metadata, and layout
Running news, training reading and shoe coverage
Trail-running stories, training and equipment
Encrypt files or streams with explicit recipients and a small command-line interface.
Format and lint web-project files with a shared command-line toolchain.
Query and update YAML, JSON, XML, and other structured data from the command line.
Filter, extract, and transform JSON from the command line using a compact query language.
Manage a structured to-do list from the command line with projects, priorities, tags, and reports.