Testy
=====

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The `testy` macro prints the status of the test function execution when running cargo test, in a much less verbose fashion. This allows for better looking unit testing.

## Usage

To use the `testy` macro, add it as an attribute to any Rust test function you wish to monitor:

```rust
use testy::testy;

testy! {
    fn my_test() {
    	// Do your test here
    }
};
```
When you run your tests using `cargo test`, the testy macro will print the status of the test function execution. If the test passes, you will see a green checkmark next to the test name. If the test fails, you will see a red "X" next to the test name.

## License
`testy` is distributed under the terms of the MIT license. See the LICENSE file for details.