API documentation

Module	Description
trial.discovery.code	A module containing parsing code utilities
trial.discovery.spec	A module containing the discovery logic for spec tests
trial.discovery.testclass	A module containing the discovery logic for classes annodated with @Test
trial.discovery.unit	A module containing the default test discovery logic
trial.executor.parallel	A module containing the parallel test runner
trial.executor.process	A module containing the process runner
trial.executor.single	A module containing the single threaded runner
trial.reporters.allure	A module containing the AllureReporter
trial.reporters.dotmatrix	A module containing the DotMatrixReporter
trial.reporters.html	A module containing the HtmlReporter
trial.reporters.landing	A module containing the LandingReporter
trial.reporters.list	A module containing the ListReporter
trial.reporters.progress	A module containing the ProgressReporter
trial.reporters.result	A module containing the ResultReporter
trial.reporters.spec	A module containing the SpecReporter
trial.reporters.specprogress	A module containing the SpecProgressReporter
trial.reporters.specsteps	A module containing the SpecStepsReporter
trial.reporters.stats	A module containing the StatsReporter
trial.reporters.tap	A module containing the TAP13 reporter https://testanything.org/
trial.reporters.visualtrial	A module containing the Visual Trial reporter used to send data to the Visual Studio Code plugin
trial.reporters.writer	A module containing utilities for presenting information to the user
trial.reporters.xunit	A module containing the XUnitReporter
trial.attributes	A module containing the attributes used to add metadata to your tests
trial.coverage	A module containing the logic for parsing and analysing the code coverage
trial.interfaces	A module containing the interfaces used for extending the test runner
trial.runner	The main runner logic. You can find here some LifeCycle logic and test runner initalization
trial.settings	Settings parser and structures
trial.stackresult	A module containing custom exceptions for display convenience
trial.step	When you run complex tests, or tests that take a lot of time, it helps to mark certain areas as steps, to ease the debug or to improve the report.
trial.terminal	Ignore coverage Module for interacting with the user's terminal, including color output, cursor manipulation, and full-featured real-time mouse and keyboard input. Also includes high-level convenience methods, like [Terminal.getline], which gives the user a line editor with history, completion, etc. See the [#examples].