stein parses TAP-Y, TAP-J and vanilla TAP and displays it in a web page.

TAP-Y and TAP-J follow the TAPOUT specification, and vanilla TAP follows the original TAP specification and TAP13 (currently a TODO item).

stein is under heavy development and should not be considered production ready. The API may change at any time and there are most definitely bugs.

go get github.com/beatgammit/stein

API documentation is on apiary, and source code documentation is viewable with godoc.

stein itself is released under the 3-clause BSD license (see LICENSE.BSD for details), but its dependencies have other licenses:

• yaml: licensed under the LGPL with an exception clause (see project for details)