There are many tools for improving Go's tests.
It's hard to beat the simplicity of go test but we all know it can get, well,
a little disorganized.
neko helps by just give you an extra little bit of organization to perform
common setup between tests.
Oh, and it integrates with github.com/stretchr/testify/mock to coordinate
your mocks (clearing and asserting them).
Here is a quick example:
import (
  "testing"
  "github.com/vektra/neko"
)
func TestNekoEnjoysFun(t *testing.T) {
	n := neko.Start(t)
	var fun Fun
	n.Setup(func() {
		fun = CreateAmeowsements()
	})
	n.It("enjoys fun", func() {
		if !fun.IsFun() {
			t.Fatal("fun isn't fun?? :( :(")
		}
	})
	n.It("knows when it's fun time", func() {
		if !fun.ItsTime() {
			t.Fatal("no fun time? :( :(")
		}
	})
  n.Meow()
}