Best Spinach_ruby code snippet using Spinach.bind
spinach_adapter_spec.rb
Source: spinach_adapter_spec.rb
...11 end12 subject { described_class.test_path(scenario_data) }13 it { should eql 'a.feature' }14 end15 describe 'bind methods' do16 describe '#bind_time_tracker' do17 let(:block) { double }18 let(:tracker) { instance_double(KnapsackPro::Tracker) }19 let(:logger) { instance_double(Logger) }20 let(:global_time) { 'Global time: 01m 05s' }21 let(:test_path) { 'features/a.feature' }22 let(:scenario_data) do23 double(feature: double(filename: test_path))24 end25 it do26 expect(Spinach.hooks).to receive(:before_scenario).and_yield(scenario_data, nil)27 allow(KnapsackPro).to receive(:tracker).and_return(tracker)28 expect(described_class).to receive(:test_path).with(scenario_data).and_return(test_path)29 expect(tracker).to receive(:current_test_path=).with(test_path)30 expect(tracker).to receive(:start_timer)31 expect(Spinach.hooks).to receive(:after_scenario).and_yield32 expect(tracker).to receive(:stop_timer)33 expect(Spinach.hooks).to receive(:after_run).and_yield34 expect(KnapsackPro::Presenter).to receive(:global_time).and_return(global_time)35 expect(KnapsackPro).to receive(:logger).and_return(logger)36 expect(logger).to receive(:debug).with(global_time)37 subject.bind_time_tracker38 end39 end40 describe '#bind_save_report' do41 it do42 expect(Spinach.hooks).to receive(:after_run).and_yield43 expect(KnapsackPro::Report).to receive(:save)44 subject.bind_save_report45 end46 end47 end48end...
spinach_adapter.rb
Source: spinach_adapter.rb
...4 TEST_DIR_PATTERN = 'features/**{,/*/**}/*.feature'5 def self.test_path(scenario)6 scenario.feature.filename7 end8 def bind_time_tracker9 ::Spinach.hooks.before_scenario do |scenario_data, step_definitions|10 KnapsackPro.tracker.current_test_path = KnapsackPro::Adapters::SpinachAdapter.test_path(scenario_data)11 KnapsackPro.tracker.start_timer12 end13 ::Spinach.hooks.after_scenario do14 KnapsackPro.tracker.stop_timer15 end16 ::Spinach.hooks.after_run do17 KnapsackPro.logger.debug(KnapsackPro::Presenter.global_time)18 end19 end20 def bind_save_report(latest_error = nil)21 ::Spinach.hooks.after_run do22 KnapsackPro::Report.save23 end24 end25 end26 end27end...
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