specops-contract-tests

To generate pytest contract tests from a spec analysis markdown file, you provide the analysis file path to generate a single framework-agnostic pytest module. This module validates public interfaces, data models, decision rules, and error handling across any implementation.

Yes, you can use contract tests to validate multiple tech stacks from one analysis. The generated pytest module is framework-agnostic, allowing the same derived test scenarios and mock data structures to run against any implementation.

Framework-agnostic contract testing is the process of validating public interfaces, data models, and error handling independently of the underlying implementation. You need it when you want a single pytest module to enforce specifications across multiple tech stacks.

Test scenarios and mock data structures are derived from SpecOps analysis sections 2, 3, 4A, 4B, 8, and 10. These sections provide the necessary interfaces, data models, decision logic, and error paths to form comprehensive pytest contracts.

No specific dependencies are required to generate these contract tests. You only need to provide a valid SpecOps analysis markdown file as input to automatically produce the test module.

Mock data structures for testing error paths are created from Section 3 of the SpecOps analysis. The generation process uses these realistic mock structures to validate contract expectations and error handling across any implementation.