Longevity Artifacts for Scala 2.11 and 2.12

So I've finally got the longevity build set up to publish artifacts for Scala versions 2.11 and 2.12! I'm a little behind on the game, but, I've been busy ;-). Please use longevity version 0.16.1 for 2.12 artifacts. I'll be publishing artifacts for both Scala versions moving forward.

I'd like to shout out to the wonderful people at ScalaTest - Bill Venners and Chua Chee Seng - for helping me resolve an interoperability issue that made the longevity 2.12 artifacts possible. Thanks again!

Longevity Builds Database Integration Tests For You

Longevity - a persistence framework for Scala and NoSQL - provides a variety of tools to help you test your database application. In tests where you don't want to mock your repositories, but you want to avoid the overhead of persisting to a real database, longevity provides you with a suite of fully functional in-memory repositories. There is also a test class that you can extend to test your database queries - you basically just have to build your queries, and the base class does the rest of the work for you. Finally, longevity provides you with a test class that will exercise all the basic CRUD operations for all your repositories against a test database. In this article, we'll take a look at how we go about setting up the CRUD tests.