Best Spinach_ruby code snippet using Spinach.Generators.store
feature_generator_test.rb
Source: feature_generator_test.rb
...55 subject.filename_with_path.56 must_include 'features/steps/cheezburger_can_i_has.rb'57 end58 end59 describe "#store" do60 it "stores the generated feature into a file" do61 in_current_dir do62 subject.store63 File.directory?("features/steps/").must_equal true64 File.exists?("features/steps/cheezburger_can_i_has.rb").must_equal true65 File.read("features/steps/cheezburger_can_i_has.rb").strip.must_equal(66 subject.generate.strip67 )68 FileUtils.rm_rf("features/steps")69 end70 end71 it "raises an error if the file already exists and does nothing" do72 file = "features/steps/cheezburger_can_i_has.rb"73 in_current_dir do74 FileUtils.mkdir_p "features/steps"75 File.open(file, 'w') do |f|76 f.write("Fake content")77 end78 Proc.new{subject.store}.must_raise(79 Spinach::Generators::FeatureGeneratorException)80 FileUtils.rm_rf("features/steps")81 end82 end83 end84 end85end...
generators_test.rb
Source: generators_test.rb
...9 FileUtils.mkdir_p "features/steps"10 File.open('features/steps/cheezburger_can_i_has.rb', 'w') do |f|11 f.write("Feature: Fake feature")12 end13 Spinach::Generators::FeatureGenerator.any_instance.expects(:store).raises(14 Spinach::Generators::FeatureGeneratorException.new("File already exists"))15 capture_stdout do16 subject.run(["features/steps/cheezburger_can_i_has.rb"])17 end.must_include "File already exists"18 FileUtils.rm_rf("features/steps")19 end20 end21 end22end...
generators.rb
Source: generators.rb
...10 successful = true11 files.each do |file|12 feature = Parser.open_file(file).parse13 begin14 FeatureGenerator.new(feature).store15 rescue FeatureGeneratorException => e16 successful = false17 $stderr.puts e18 end19 end20 successful21 end22 end23end24require_relative 'generators/feature_generator'25require_relative 'generators/step_generator'
store
Using AI Code Generation
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store
Using AI Code Generation
1Spinach::Generators.store(:ruby, 'ruby generator')2Spinach::Generators.store(:cucumber, 'cucumber generator')3Spinach::Generators.store(:rspec, 'rspec generator')4Spinach::Generators.store(:minitest, 'minitest generator')5Spinach::Generators.store(:testunit, 'testunit generator')6Spinach::Generators.store(:shoulda, 'shoulda generator')7Spinach::Generators.store(:guard, 'guard generator')8Spinach::Generators.store(:guard_spinach, 'guard_spinach generator')9Spinach::Generators.store(:guard_rspec, 'guard_rspec generator')10Spinach::Generators.store(:guard_cucumber, 'guard_cucumber generator')
store
Using AI Code Generation
1Spinach::Generators.store(:ruby, 'ruby generator')2Spinach::Generators.store(:cucumber, 'cucumber generator')3Spinach::Generators.store(:rspec, 'rspec generator')4Spinach::Generators.store(:spinach, 'spinach generator')5Spinach::Generators.store(:minitest, 'minitest generator')6Spinach::Generators.store(:testunit, 'testunit generator')7Spinach::Generators.store(:shoulda, 'shoulda generator')
store
Using AI Code Generation
1Spinach::Generators.store(:guard, 'guard generator')2Spinach::Generators.store(:guard_spinach, 'guard_spinach generator')3Spinach::Generators.store(:guard_rspec, 'guard_rspec generator')4Spinach::Generators.store(:guard_cucumber, 'guard_cucumber generator')
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Using AI Code Generation
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Using AI Code Generation
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