Adds support for Cedar-style +beforeEach and +afterEach class methods #21
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…after each example (as in Cedar).
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Oops! I also developed some Xcode templates, which I should have put on a branch and submitted separately. LMK if you want me to break this up, or if you're good with both commits. |
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I will take a look at the commits as soon as I get some free time, thanks! |
I mistakenly tried to map a test class to a file on disk. This was inherently flawed since test files will only exist on the desktop.
…of it() or describe(). When specs are focused, all unfocused specs are skipped.
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I've continued to work on new features, in particular:
I'd like to keep this on my master branch, so if you want to integrate any of this into Specta main, let me know and I can split this into more appropriate feature branches. |
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I've found Cedar's global beforeEach and afterEach methods really useful. They allow me to encapsulate global test setup related to a particular class inside a category. I've missed this when using specta, so I implemented it in this pull request.
Here's the relevant Cedar info:
https://github.com/pivotal/cedar#global-beforeeach-and-aftereach