Lingerie

Lingerie is... sexy coverage. No, really.

Philosophy & goals

The idea is still nebulous (invoked by a conversation about how sexy RDie's coverage was, when we hit 100%), but I hope to end up with an easy to use and unobtrusive system to integrate, track, and manage development in Ruby. It's purpose is to help keep your meta-coding practices such as testing, speccing, and planning all in line. Specifically, I hope to integrate and interface with [RSpec][], [RCov][], [Git][], [Ditz][], and possibly other useful meta-developmental tools.

[RSpec]: (RSpec: Behaviour Driven Development for Ruby) [RCov]: (RCov: code coverage for Ruby) [Git]: (Git: Fast Version Control System) [Ditz]: (Ditz: distributed issue tracking)

Getting

When ready, Lingerie will be available as a gem via gem install lingerie. However, it is not so as of yet.

The authoritative source for this project is available at . You can clone your own copy with the following command:

git clone git://github.com/elliottcable/lingerie.git

If you want to make changes to the codebase, you need to fork your own github repository for said changes. Send a pullrequest to [elliottcable][github-elliottcable] when you've got something ready for the master that you think should be integrated into the root source.

Bugs or feature requests can be submitted by forking a repository as previously described, and then using [Ditz][] to add an issue.

[github-elliottcable]: (elliottcable on GitHub)

Requirements

To run fora, you need the following gems:

• unknown as of yet

To develop and contribute to fora, you also need:

• rspec
• rake
• rcov
• ditz