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scribble-generator
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Scribble generator is an add-on utility for the Scribble specification language. Scribble generator unifies testcase front-ends, and enables easier application of different tools. It does so by adding universal Scribble anotations to fuzz testcases that were written with a specific tool in mind. This allows people to use any tool compatible with Scribble on those types of test cases.
Unfortunately Hypothesis testcases are written Python which makes it impossible to universify just through Scribble annotations.
Run the following command to install scribble generator on your machine
npm install -g scribble-generator
Run the following command in a directory with fuzz testcases. The command will look through all files and tries to find testcases that it can annotate.
scribble-generate
You can run the command multiple times! scribble-generate will recognise when testcases are already annotated.
FAQs
Automatically generate scribble annotations for fuzz tests
We found that scribble-generator demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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