This is a work in progress.
Aim is to be able to view Cucumber and Rspec tests on a page within the site being built.
The Spector class will read the test files and form a data set that can be displayed in the views.
Just incorporate the files into a rails app Put the spector folder in the views, spector_controller in controllers, spector either in lib or models and the sass in your stylesheets dir.
So far it only has been built for Cucumber
The data formed is structured like this.
s = Spector.new s.go s.data s.data[:features] #= Hash of Features by filename s.data["use_case1/features1.feature"] #= Hash with :file and :data s.data["use_case1/features1.feature"][:data] #= Hash with :main_tags, :feature, :scenarios s.data["use_case1/features1.feature"][:data][:feature] #= string, following Feature: for that file s.data["use_case1/features1.feature"][:data][:main_tags] #= string, with the @tags from above Feature: s.data["use_case1/features1.feature"][:data][:scenarios] #= Array of scenarios s.data["use_case1/features1.feature"][:data][:scenarios].first[:name] #= String following Scenario: s.data["use_case1/features1.feature"][:data][:scenarios].first[:steps] #= Array of steps.
But, just like my old Physics teacher would say after laboriously explaining something; you don’t need to know that.
The not very fancy html in the views just walks through that and results in some divs which are styled according to the stylesheet.