require "test/unit"
# The following are just some simple hacks to be able to write tests with a
# spec like description. This should ease the process of moving tests to run
# with mspec for instance.
module Test::Unit
class TestCase
class << self
# Runs before each test case.
def before(&block)
define_method("setup", &block)
end
# Runs after each test case.
def after(&block)
define_method("teardown", &block)
end
# Defines a test case.
def it(name, &block)
define_method("test_#{name}", &block)
end
end
end
class Failure
# Return the failure message in a more spec like way.
def long_display
file_location, method_name = @location.first.split(':in `')
"#{@test_name} `#{method_name.sub(/^test_/, '')} [#{file_location}]\n#{@message}"
end
end
end
module Kernel
private
# Defines a new test case with the given +description+ and optionally a test
# case superclass.
#
# describe "Foo in general" do
# it "should instantiate" do
# assert Foo.new.nil?
# end
# end
def describe(description, superclass = Test::Unit::TestCase, &definition)
klass = Class.new(superclass, &definition)
klass.class_eval "def name; '#{description}' end"
klass
end
end
