Here are a few examples to get you up and running and have a taste of ShouldIT? and how it works
- Node.js
- NPM
- PHP
git clone git@github.com:bbc-sport/ShouldIT-Examples.git
cd ShouldIT-Examples
sudo npm install -g grunt-cli
sudo npm install -g shouldit
npm install
In order to run the Ruby tests you will need Ruby and the Bundler Gem
The first test is run automatically after install it uses a grunt command which is acting as an alias for ./node_modules/shouldit/bin/shouldit however if you have installed shouldit globally you should only need to run
shouldit
On the first run you will see that All tests are yellow, meaning they have not yet been implemented.
The feature files that the tests are bound to can be found in the specs directory.
Run phpunit
Then when you run grunt again you should see some of results from the PHPUnit tests have now turned green.
In order to isolate the PHP unit tests the feature file that corresponds to them is tagged with > @php meaning that you can get just this test output by running:
shouldit --tags=php
There is still one spec not yet implemented.
Try:
shouldit --tags=php --hint=php
This should now tell you the test you need to implement. Now fill in the the test in tests/phpUnitExample.php and these should all be green once you have run phpunit with the added passing test.
The same for PHP can be applied to JS and Ruby as below.
grunt karma
To isolate the Javascript tests with tag javascript try
shouldit --tags=javascript
bundle install
rspec --format RspecJunitFormatter --out rspec.xml tests/rspec.rb
To isolate the Ruby tests with tag rspec try
shouldit --tags=rspec