| [package] | |
| name = "async-internal-spawn" | |
| version = "0.1.0" | |
| authors = ["Ryan James Spencer <spencer.ryanjames@gmail.com>"] | |
| edition = "2018" | |
| [dependencies.async-std] | |
| version = '1.6.2' | |
| features = ['unstable'] |
| #!/bin/bash | |
| # Run in directory project | |
| comment_spec(){ | |
| spec_helper=$(cat <<\EOF | |
| require 'beaker-rspec' | |
| hosts.each do |host| | |
| #install_puppet | |
| #on host, "mkdir -p #{host['distmoduledir']}" | |
| end |
| (use 'clojure.set) | |
| (def data | |
| {:Hailey {"Broken Bells" 4, | |
| "Deadmau5" 1, | |
| "Norah Jones" 4, | |
| "The Strokes" 4, | |
| "Vampire Weekend" 1} | |
| :Veronica {"Blues Traveler" 3, |
#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.
Yelly likes to yell. To make the magic happen for simple cases just invoke him ala:
bundle exec rspec --require=./yelly_the_yellingist_formatter.rb --format=YellyTheYellingistFormatter spec/models/your_file_here_spec.rb
In closing, >:O
On Linux, require esddsp (from esd) and festival