Add the Toolkit tutorials: MUnit, OS-Lib, UPickle and sttp #2795
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- Use you instead of we - Remove Scala-CLI tab on Scala code - Add info about InvalidTestClassError
Tutorial for MUnit async tests.
complete tutorial for running individual tests
Adding small tutorial about testing exceptions
Add tutorial on writing assertions
Co-authored-by: Adrien Piquerez <[email protected]>
Add tutorial about flaky tests
Add tutorial about resource management in MUnit
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May 9, 2023
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The Toolkit is a selection of approachable libraries, that works well together to effectively perform common programming tasks.
In the first milestone, we selected MUnit for testing, OS-Lib for working with files and processes, UPickle for parsing JSON and sttp for sending HTTP requests.
In this PR, we add the Toolkit tutorials, which focus on short code examples, to help the user get started quickly. They are not a replacement of the library documentation. For more in-depth information, we redirect to the library documentation, for instance in the "What else can ... do?".
Here is the first page and plan of the tutorials:
The Toolkit tutorials are accessible from the main navbar and index of the doc website:
