yamltest

DESCRIPTION:

yamltest lets you configure unit test with yaml documents. Simply define a “yt_parse” method that will transform your “src” (source) into a “res” (result).

FEATURES:

  • Ease of context definition.

  • Multiple step testing with different keys.

  • Tests are only created if a test with the same name does not exist.

  • Named tests (easy to get information on failed tests).

  • If someone asks, I can try to fix my TextMate Bundle that runs the tests (all or one at a time) from the yaml file and put it online.

SYNOPSIS:

class TestSomething < Test::Unit::TestCase
  yamltest :directory => 'relative/path/to/yaml/files'

  def yt_parse(key, source, context)
    do_something_with(source, context)
  end

  yt_make
end

REQUIREMENTS:

  • yaml, test/unit

INSTALL:

  • sudo gem install yamltest

LICENSE:

(The MIT License)

Copyright © 2008-2009 Gaspard Bucher

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