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+=== Summary
+
+Extremely mynymal test framework. Perfect for DIY lovers. NanoTest provides
+the bare mynymum needed; for everything else, there's ruby.
+
+=== Install
+
+  gem install nanotest --source http://gemcutter.org
+
+=== Examples
+
+  require 'nanotest'
+  include NanoTest
+
+  assert { 1 == 1 }
+  assert { 1 >= 1 }
+  assert { 1 == 2 } #line 12
+
+outputs:
+
+  ..F
+  (examples.rb:012) assertion failed
+
+=== API
+
+NanoTest has a single method: #assert. You can either include NanoTest as
+above, or use its method directly:
+
+  NanoTest.assert { true }
+
+Its block is expected to return a boolean. If it's false (== false) it fails,
+otherwise it passes. Simple as that.
+
+#assert also accepts a custom failure message (defaults to "assertion failed"):
+
+  assert("foo is too small") { @foo > 5 } #line 36
+  #=> (examples.rb:036) foo is too small
+
+That's pretty much it. Maximum Simplicity. If you insist on doing something
+fancy, check out the wiki for a few tips and tricks.
+
+=== Links
+
+source:: http://github.com/mynyml/nanotest
+docs::   http://rdoc.info/projects/mynyml/nanotest
+wiki::   http://wiki.github.com/mynyml/nanotest
+bugs::   http://github.com/mynyml/nanotest/issues
+
+
+tl;dr: is small test fw. is fun. assert("msg") { bool }
+