= shoulda-spike

The bowling kata done with what I consider to be shoulda (but I might be wrong). I also used this to learn / test how to build a stand alone ruby application. During this, I found Jeweler which already sets up a simple directory structure for a stand alone project with git integration, shoulda, rcov, bundler and some nice rake tasks.

Since rcov doesn't work with ruby 1.9, I removed rcov and used cover_me. In order to use cover_me, I had to add another rake task. To execute the task run rake coverage. In osx, it should also open a browser with the stats. This is the code of the task

task :coverage do
  require 'cover_me'
  Rake::Task['test'].invoke
  CoverMe.complete!
end

The other bit needed to run cover_me, is to add require 'cover_me' at the very first line of the test helper, in my case in test/helper.rb