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    #a
a is a testing framework written in 6 lines of code (or 472 characters) which
tries to be performant, with eye-catchy reports and easy to use.
Heavily inspired by Konstantin Haase's almost-sinatra, its long-term purpose is to become the
fastest testing framework available.
The idea is to stay under 7 lines with less than 80 chars per line.
There is room for optimization!
##Features

Setup / Teardown
Assertions (using the a method)
Report tests/assertions/failures
Keep track of lines where failures happened

##Usage
Just clone this gist and run:
ruby example.rb

And voilà:

Copyright

Copyright (c) 2011 Josep M. Bach. Released under the MIT license.

  
## a.rb
$n=Time.now;$f=[];$c=[];$a=0;class A;def a c;$a+=1;print c ?"\e[32m.\e[0m":($f\
<<caller[0];"\e[31mF\e[0m");end;def self.inherited(b);$c<<b;end;end;at_exit{$c\
.map{|t|i=t.new;i.setup rescue nil;$t=t.instance_methods(false).map{|m|i.send\
m if !%w(setup teardown).include? m};i.teardown rescue nil};print "\n#{Time.\
now-$n} s.\n#{$t.size} tests, #{$a} assertions, #{$f.size} failures\n\n"+$f.\
map{|f|"\e[31mFailure\e[0m \e[97m@\e[33m #{f}"}.join("\n");exit -1 if $f[0]}

## example.rb
require 'a'

class MyTestCase < A
  def setup
    @user = { :some => :object }
  end

  def test_user_has_property
    a @user[:some] == :object
    a !@user[:other]
  end

  def test_user_not_nil
    a !@user.nil?
  end
end

class MyOtherTestCase < A
  def setup
    @foo = [1,2,3]
  end

  def test_user_has_property
    a @foo.length == 3
    a @foo[2] > 934 # Should fail at line 27

    @foo[1] = 99

    a @foo[1] != 2
  end

  def teardown
    @user = nil
  end
end
	$n=Time.now;$f=[];$c=[];$a=0;class A;def a c;$a+=1;print c ?"\e[32m.\e[0m":($f\
	<<caller[0];"\e[31mF\e[0m");end;def self.inherited(b);$c<<b;end;end;at_exit{$c\
	.map{\|t\|i=t.new;i.setup rescue nil;$t=t.instance_methods(false).map{\|m\|i.send\
	m if !%w(setup teardown).include? m};i.teardown rescue nil};print "\n#{Time.\
	now-$n} s.\n#{$t.size} tests, #{$a} assertions, #{$f.size} failures\n\n"+$f.\
	map{\|f\|"\e[31mFailure\e[0m \e[97m@\e[33m #{f}"}.join("\n");exit -1 if $f[0]}
	require 'a'

	class MyTestCase < A
	def setup
	@user = { :some => :object }
	end

	def test_user_has_property
	a @user[:some] == :object
	a !@user[:other]
	end

	def test_user_not_nil
	a !@user.nil?
	end
	end

	class MyOtherTestCase < A
	def setup
	@foo = [1,2,3]
	end

	def test_user_has_property
	a @foo.length == 3
	a @foo[2] > 934 # Should fail at line 27

	@foo[1] = 99

	a @foo[1] != 2
	end

	def teardown
	@user = nil
	end
	end