- NO_SUITE =
"You currently do not have any suites"
- ALL_SUITES =
"Your suites: %s"
- CURRENT_SUITE =
"Your current suite: %s"
- CURRENT_SUITE_UNAVAILABLE =
"Your current suite is unavailable"
- NO_ACTIVE_SESSION =
"There are no active sessions"
- ACTIVE_SESSIONS =
"Your active sessions:"
- NO_INACTIVE_SESSION =
"There are no previous sessions"
- INACTIVE_SESSIONS =
"Your latest sessions:"
- SESSION_DETAIL =
" open %s # %8.8s Started: %s"
- ATTRIBUTE_DETAIL =
" %s: %s"
- SEPARATOR =
"====="
- USING_SUITE =
"Using suite...\n\n%s"
- USER_DETAILS =
<<EOF;
Username: <%=user["email"]%>
Account Created: <%=user["created_at"]%>
<% if user["trial_remaining"] && user["trial_remaining"] > 0 %>Trial Period Remaining: <%=user["trial_remaining"]%> days<% end %>
<% if user["account_url"] %>Account Management URL: <%=user["account_url"]%><% end %>
<% if user["heroku"] %>Heroku Account Linked: <%=user["heroku_activation_done"]%><% end %>
EO
- HEROKU_CONFIG =
"
Tddium is configured to work with your Heroku app.
Next, you should:
1. Register your test suite by running:
$ tddium suite
2. Start tests by running:
$ tddium spec
"
- SUITE_DETAILS =
<<EOF;
Repo: <%=suite["repo_name"]%>/<%=suite["branch"]%>
Default Test Pattern: <%=suite["test_pattern"]%>
Ruby Version: <%=suite["ruby_version"]%>
Rubygems Version: <%=suite["rubygems_version"]%>
Bundler Version: <%=suite["bundler_version"]%>
<% if suite["ci_pull_url"] %>
Tddium Hosted CI is enabled with the following parameters:
Pull URL: <%=suite["ci_pull_url"]%>
Push URL: <%=suite["ci_push_url"]%>
Notifications:
<%=suite["ci_notifications"]%>
>>> Authorize the following SSH key to let Tddium's pulls and pushes through:
<%=suite["ci_ssh_pubkey"]%>
<% if suite["ci_pull_url"] =~ /^[email protected]:(.*).git$/ %>
Tddium will pull from your Github repository. Visit
https://github.com/<%= $1 %>/admin/keys
then click "Add another deploy key" and copy and paste the above key.
<% end %>
<% if suite["ci_push_url"] =~ /^[email protected]:(.*).git$/ %>
Tddium will push to your Heroku application <%= $1 %>.
To authorize the key, use the following command:
heroku keys:add <%= tddium_deploy_key_file_name %> --app <%= $1 %>
<% end %>
<% if suite["ci_pull_url"] =~ /^[email protected]:(.*).git$/ %>
>>> Github can notify Tddium of your commits with a post-receive hook. Visit
https://github.com/<%= $1 %>/admin/hooks#generic_minibucket
then add the following URL and click "Update Settings":
<%=suite["hook_uri"]%>
<% else %>
>>> In order for Tddium to know that your repo has changed, you'll need to
configure a post-commit hook in your Git server.
In Unix-based Git repositories, find the repository root and look for a shell
script in `.git/hooks/post-commit`.
To trigger CI builds, POST to the following URL from a post-commit hook:
<%=suite["hook_uri"]%>
<% end %>
>>> See http://www.tddium.com/support for more information on Tddium CI.
<% end %>
If your tests don't require a database or your app uses pure ActiveRecord
you're all set and can now run tddium spec.
>>> If your app needs database-specific features (triggers, stored procedures),
you'll need to configure a custom database setup hook.
See http://www.tddium.com/support/reference#setup_hooks to create a Rake
task for Tddium to set up your database.
Run 'tddium suite --edit' to edit suite settings.
Run 'tddium spec' to run tests in this suite.
EO- ACCOUNT_MEMBERS =
"\nAuthorized users in this account:\n"