Continuous integration ()

This gem is tested against these ruby by travis-ci.org:

• MRI 1.9.3
• rubinius (1.9 mode)

What is this name ?

Finding an unused name is getting hard so I finally settled for E.T. because why not ?
I did not want to hve a gem with a two letters name so here is eetee !

What is this gem ?

I used the bacon test framework for quite some time now but I have some issues with it which are mostly unfixable without rewriting internals, this is what E.T. is !
From the outside the specs should run the same on both but the changed internals allow better integration with guard amongst other things.

My goals were:

• as light as possible (like bacon)
• minimal set of helpers, go check rspec if you want more
• specs file should be executable as is, there is no "eetee" binary
• specs can be grouped without changing anything in them (run all the spec folder)
• keep bacon syntax as I am used to it and like it
• a set of extensions I used often (but not required by default)

Usage

E.T. is using itself for its tests, you can look at the spec_helper.rb file and its tests, here is a quickstart:

create a test file (I suppose you are using bundler, if not you should !):

require 'rubygems'
require 'bundler/setup'
require "eetee"

include EEtee

describe 'Tests' do
  before do
    @a = 3
  end
  
  should 'have access to instance variables' do
    @a.should == 3
  end
  
  should 'wait 1s' do
    sleep 1
    1.should == 1
  end
  
  should 'works 2' do
    (40 + 5).should == 45
  end
  
  should 'fails' do
    "toto".should == 4
  end
end

and to run it:

$ ruby test.rb

Available extensions

guard

The guard is included inside the gem, just look at the Guardfile for the gem for the syntax (unfortunately guard init excepts the guard to live in a separate gem)

mocha

Allow mocha expectations to be considered as E.T. expectations.

rack

abstraction around rack-test to test rack applications.

time

Some time helpers: time_block{ ... } => return execution time in milliseconds freeze_time => Time.now will return the same time inside the block

Setting up development environmeent

# clone the repository and:
$ bundle
$ bundle exec guard

the tests will run when a file changed, if only want to run all tests once:

$ bundle exec rake