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Question about using proper with Elixir #112
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The answer to this question is that most likely there is some (easy?) way to use PropEr from Elixir, but we currently lack the know-how and time to devote to its proper investigation. Help from the Elixir community (i.e. some investigation and pull request) is needed if this is to happen. |
The problem are the includes and erlang defines, on which you need to wrap functions, because there is no way to import them on elixir. -----Mensagem Original----- The answer to this question is that most likely there is some (easy?) way to use PropEr from Elixir, but we currently lack the know-how and time to devote to its proper investigation. Help from the Elixir community (i.e. some investigation and pull request) is needed if this is to happen. |
@kostis late answer but check (pun intended) the PropCheck library. https://github.com/alfert/propcheck |
Hi, I would like to use your lib with an Elixir project. Is there a way to integrate it with Elixir or use it with Elixir?
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