0.12.5

Remove doc for some deprecated macros: not, exists, any [charlietanskley]

Deprecate two more macros [charlietanskley]

make riot run -w clean. None of those pesky warnings [achiu]

Use #inspect for printing arguments in error results [Mon-Ouie]

Move BlankSlate into Riot namespace [Mon-Ouie]

Setting options in a sub-context don’t leak back into the parent context [skade]

Remove deprecated ‘not!` macro [charlietanksley]

Fix all warnings so riot runs ‘-w` clean

0.12.4

Adding Riot.plain! option for not printing output in color [c00lryguy,

jaknowlden]

0.12.3

Going nuts with context helpers: should_not, asserts/denies_topic arguments [achiu]

This works now: ‘should_not(“do something”)` as an alias for `denies`

You can now pass arguments to ‘asserts`, `denies`, `should`, and `should_not`.

context "Playing with hashes" do

setup do { “foo” => “bar” } end

asserts(:[], “foo”).equals(“bar”) should(:[], “foo”).equals(“bar”) denies(:[], “foo”).equals(“goo”) should_not(:[], “foo”).equals(“goo”) end # Playing with hashes

Exit gracefully if a child process exited with failing status [timgaleckas]

No tests will run in this situation.

No status displayed if no tests run [timgaleckas]

Adding a ‘denies_topic` macro to Context [Mon-Ouie]

0.12.2

RDoc’ed the hell out of everything [jaknowlden]

Deprecating the not! assertion macro. It may just be gone by 0.13.0 [jaknowlden]

Remove ANSI-color dependency [achiu]

Switch from Jeweler to Bundler [achiu]

Add PrettyDotMatrixReporter [achiu]

0.12.1

Error reporting now filters the backtrace to include only meaningful line items. [mbriggs]

Added ability to pass method arguments to asserts. [sirupsen]

0.12.0

Negative tests are finally here! Added support for ‘denies` and adjusted macros to care about it with `devaluate`. [jaknowlden, achiu]

denies("my name") { "Rumplestiltzkin" }.equals("Henry")

0.11.4

[skade] Passing Proc’s instead of lambdas to ‘instance_eval` to comply with ruby 1.9.2.

[nu7hatch] Added ‘describe` alias for `context` for easier rspec porting. Useful at the top level and within a context.

Who can argue with porting from rspec to riot? Not me.

describe "My thing" do
  asserts(:size).equals(:small)
end # My thing

The following also works:

context "Another thing is"
  describe "my" do
    asserts_topic.equals("marshmallow") # this test will fail ... because it will ... because it's wrong
  end # my
end # Another thing is

0.11.3

[jaknowlden] Modified ‘matches` assertion macro to treat actual as a string before executing regular expression comparison.

asserts("a number") { 42 }.matches(/\d+/)
# same as
asserts("a number as string") { "42" }.matches(/\d+/)

0.11.2

[jaknowlden] [ISSUE] Options were not nesting. Now fixed.

0.11.1

[jaknowlden] Middleware can now acts more like you would expect. Middleware now know the next neighbor in the chain and can do stuff to the context before and after the user-defined context is prepared. Removes support for the handle? method. Now we act more like a Rack app.

class MyMiddleware < Riot::ContextMiddleware
  register

  def call(context)
    context.setup { "fooberries" }

    middleware.call(context)

    context.hookup { "furberries" } if context.option(:barns)
  end
end

0.11.0

[jaknowlden] Added option to Context#setup which puts the specific setup block at the beginning of the setups to be called for a context. Also useful for middlewares.

context "Foo" do
  setup { puts "called second" }
  setup { puts "called third" }
  setup(true) { puts "called first" }
end # Foo

[jaknowlden] Added idea of options for a context. This is another feature picked up from riot-rails work.

Essentially, these are useful for middlewares. For instance, if you wanted to tell a middleware that was looking for a “transactional” option before running code in a transaction block, you might do this:

context User do
  set :transactional, true
end # User

The middleware might do something with it:

class TransactionalMiddleware < Riot::ContextMiddleware
  register

  def handle?(context) context.option(:transactional) == true; end

  def prepare(context)
    # transactional stuff
  end
end # TransactionalMiddleware

You can call set as many times as you like

context User do
  set :transactional, true
  set :foo, :bar
end

[jaknowlden] ContextMiddleware: a construction pattern that allows for custom code to be applied to any context given that the middleware chooses to.

This is something I started building into riot-rails and decided it was useful enough to just put it into riot itself. If, for instance, you wanted to add a setup with some stuff only if the context description was equal to “Your Mom”:

class YourMomMiddleware < Riot::ContextMiddleware
  register

  def handle?(context)
    context.description == "Your Mom"
  end

  def prepare(context)
    context.setup do
      "your mom is the topic"
    end
  end
end # YourMomMiddleware

0.10.13

[jaknowlden] Helpers are now run with other setups, not separately. Which means you could use a helper in a setup.

context "Foo" do
  helper(:user) { User.new }
  setup do
    Baz.new(:user => user) # :)
  end
end # Foo

[vandrijevik] Correctly report non-RR assertion failures and errors when RR is used.

  context "Foo.bar" do
    asserts("baz is called") do
      mock(Foo).baz
      raise RuntimeError.new("oh noes")
    end
  end

would previously return [:fail, "baz() Called 0 times. Expected 1 times."], and will now
correctly return [:error, #<RuntimeError: oh noes>]

[jaknowlden] Recording description as is. Providing #detailed_description for proper behavior

foo_context = context(Foo) {}
bar_context = foo_context.context(Bar) {}
bar_context.description
=> Bar
bar_context.detailed_description
=> "Foo Bar"

[jaknowlden] No longer assuming topic when no block provided to an assertion. Instead, assuming block fails by default. Use ‘asserts_topic` only now.

context "foo" do
  setup { "bar" }
  asserts_topic.kind_of(String)
  asserts("topic").kind_of(String) # Will fail since block returns `false`
  asserts("topic").equals(false) # Will actually pass :)
end

0.10.12

[vandrijevik] Recognizing file and line number of an assertion declaration on failure

[vandrijevik,jaknowlden] RR support in Riot

# teststrap.rb
require 'riot'
require 'riot/rr'

# your-test.rb
context "foo" do
  asserts("failure due to not calling hello") { mock!.hello {"world"} } # actually fails
end

[jaknowlden] Added Riot::Message to make messages in macros easier to write

def evaluate(actual, expected)
  # ...
  expected == actual pass(new_message.received(expected)) ? fail(expected(expected).not(actual))
  # ...
end

[jaknowlden] Added responds_to as a respond_to alias

[jaknowlden] Added the equivalent_to macro to compare case equality (===). equals is now (==)

[jaknowlden] Assuming RootContext if nil parent provided. Added Context#parent to the API

Riot::Context.new("Hi", nil) {}.parent.class
=> Riot::RootContext

0.10.11

[gabrielg, jaknowlden] Context#asserts_topic now takes an optional description

asserts_topic.exists
asserts_topic("some kind of description").exists

[gabrielg, jaknowlden] Added not! assertion macro

setup { User.new(:funny? => false) }
asserts(:funny?).not!

[jaknowlden] Added Context#hookup to add some setup code to an already defined topic

context "yo mama" do
  setup { YoMama.new }
  # ...
  context "is cool" do
    hookup { topic.do_something_involving_state }
    asserts_topic.kind_of?(YoMama)
  end
end

[jaknowlden] Added Riot.alone! mode to ensure Riot.run is not run at-exit

  Riot.alone!
  Riot.run

This will still print output unless you also Riot.silently!

[gabrielg, jaknowlden] Returning non-zero status at-exit when tests don’t pass

0.10.10

[dasch, jaknowlden] Passing assertion macros can now return a custom message

def evaluate(actual, *expectings)
  1 == 1 ? pass("1 does equal 1") : fail("1 does not equal 1 in this universe")
end

[jaknowlden] Removing Context#extend_assertions and related code

[dasch] Allow the use of symbolic descriptions as shorthands for sending the message to the topic

setup { "foo" }
asserts(:upcase).equals("FOO")

[jaknowlden, splattael] Added AssertionMacro and #register for macros

module My
  class CustomThingAssertion < Riot::AssertionMacro
    register :custom_thing
    expects_exception!

    def evaluate(actual, *expectings)
      # ...
    end
  end

  Riot::Assertion.register_macro :custom_thing, CustomThingAssertion
end

[splattael] Replace IOReporter#say with #puts. Also add #print.

class SomeNewReporter < IOReporter
  def pass
    puts "I PASSED"
  end

  def fail
    print "F"
  end
  # ...
end

0.10.9 and before

See the commit log: github.com/thumblemonks/riot/commits/master