UnitTestBot C/C++.
Changes your experience of unit testing.
Powered by the enhanced KLEE symbolic execution engine, UnitTestBot C/C++ is here to overcome the expectations for unit testing: automatically generated ready-to-use tests with inputs and method bodies, error and regression suites with maximum coverage, testing code containing almost any C feature, auto-generated stubs — all wrapped in a user-friendly interface.
Watch how it works
Make testing fast, reliable and effortless
Get the most out of UnitTestBot C/C++ with the detailed user guide.
Read why UnitTestBot C/C++ is capable of supporting the most advanced testing features.
Easily configure
UnitTestBot C/C++ makes generating tests straightforward and intuitive. It can automatically configure your project and get all the necessary information — you just need a CMakeLists.txt file or a build script.
Find your UnitTestBot C/C++
UnitTestBot C/C++ is based on client-server architecture. Run server on Ubuntu and connect to it using VS Code extension or CLion plugin for Windows/Linux, or try command-line interface (available for Ubuntu only).
Check for bugs, commit successful tests
UnitTestBot C/C++ provides you both with the error and the regression suite.
Find invalid code fragments, fixate current behavior, detect the regressions or update tests if needed.
Create tests for a specific line, a file, a function or a project
It's even possible to generate a test for the assertion — the test that fails the selected assertion.
Ask for a test with a prompted result: generate a test that forces the selected function to return a specific value (if possible).
Get use of auto-generated stubs
UnitTestBot C/C++ detects whether the function is called from the other module and can automatically stub it. These stubs are customizable, and you can turn them off if needed.
Test the code with the language feature you need
Check supported C and C++ syntax with generated test examples.
Use CMake or Make
Choose the build system suitable for your project.
Get tests in Google Test format
One of the most popular test formats fits to both C and C++ code.