Author here. The framework does require setting stuff up. RSpec is not one of those things. It's the testing library you will use if you use this framework. I didn't create a lot of flexibility in the framework. For example, if you don't like RSpec, you will not like this framework :)
You may want to examine the docs more closely. There are plenty of conventions and very few that can be circumvented.
But day one of a new framework is not going to compete with Rails. Sorry!
You may want to examine the docs more closely. There are plenty of conventions and very few that can be circumvented.
But day one of a new framework is not going to compete with Rails. Sorry!