11
2- ************
3- ********************** Hamcrest **********************
4- ************
2+ ************
3+ ************************* Hamcrest *** **********************
4+ ************
55
6- "TODO: catchy phrase"
7-
8- <http://hamcrest.org>
6+ <http://hamcrest.org>
97
108--[ What is Hamcrest? ]-------------------------------------
119
12- TODO
10+ Hamcrest is a library of matchers, which can be combined in
11+ to create flexible expressions of intent in tests.
12+
1313
1414--[ Binaries ]-----------------------------------------------
1515
@@ -22,10 +22,29 @@ different Jars.
2222 This API is stable and will rarely change.
2323
2424 * [hamcrest-library.jar]
25- The ever-growing library of Matcher implementations.
26- This should be
25+ The ever-growing library of Matcher implementations. This
26+ will grow between releases.
27+
28+ * [hamcrest-generator.jar]
29+ A tool to allow many Matcher implementations to be
30+ combined into a single class so users don't have to
31+ remember many classes/packages to import. Generates
32+ code.
33+
34+ * [hamcrest-integration.jar]
35+ Provides integration between Hamcrest and other testing
36+ tools, including JUnit (3 and 4), TestNG, jMock and
37+ EasyMock.
38+
39+ Alternatively, if you don't care:
40+
41+ * [hamcrest-all.jar]
42+ Includes all of the above.
43+
44+ For convenience, all the Jars also include source code.
45+
2746
28- TODO: Finish this
47+ --[ Dependencies ]-------------------------------------------
2948
3049All libraries in the 'lib' directory are used at build time,
3150or are optional extras used for tighter integration with
@@ -36,7 +55,8 @@ ALL OF THE DEPENDENCIES ARE OPTIONAL.
3655
3756--[ Documentation ]------------------------------------------
3857
39- Documentation can be found at http://hamcrest.org/
58+ Documentation can be found at:
59+ http://hamcrest.org/
4060
4161
4262--[ Source ]-------------------------------------------------
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