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authorsanine <sanine.not@pm.me>2022-04-04 17:00:34 -0500
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+lily
+====
+
+**lily** is a testing library for C. It provides both basic assertions as well as mocking.
+
+To incorporate lily into a project, just copy `lily-test.h` and `lily-test.c` into your
+source code.
+
+
+usage
+-----
+
+The function `lily_init()` must be called exactly once before any other lily
+functions may be called.
+
+Tests are simply functions with the signature `void ()`. Each test can contain
+any of the following assertion messages:
+
+* `lily_assert_true(bool)`
+* `lily_assert_false(bool)`
+* `lily_assert_not_null(void *)`
+* `lily_assert_null(void *)`
+* `lily_assert_ptr_equal(void *, void *)`
+* `lily_assert_ptr_not_equal(void *, void *)`
+* `lily_assert_int_equal(int, int)`
+* `lily_assert_int_not_equal(int, int)`
+* `lily_assert_float_equal(float, float, float epsilon)`
+* `lily_assert_float_not_equal(float, float, float epsilon)`
+* `lily_assert_string_equal(char *, char *)`
+* `lily_assert_string_not_equal(char *, char *)`
+* `lily_assert_memory_equal(void *, void *, size_t size)`
+* `lily_assert_memory_not_equal(void *, void *, size_t size)`
+
+Tests are run via the macro `lily_run_test(test_func)`. A test suite is simply a `void ()`
+function that runs some tests. Suites can be called via the macro `lily_run_suite(suite_func)`.
+
+A small script, called `prepare-tests.sh` is provided. It will automatically scan
+the given source root for all files matching `*.test.c` and qenerate a header file,
+main function, and Makefile to run all of the functions matching `void ()` in those
+test files. (If you want a utility function or something, just make it `static`).
+This script relies on POSIX utilities -- sorry, Windows users. :l
+