Have you tried to add test coverage to an existing codebase? Imagine how tedious it is to manaully create each test/spec file? This gem automagically generates and sets up test/spec files, you do not have to spend time creating each file manaully, it reads your file structure and genrates the files accordingly.
In the model directory, if a file models/user.rb exists, the corresponding spec file will be generated at spec/models/users_spec.rb or test/models/users_test.rb, depending on whether you are using Rspec or Minitest. It also generates files in controllers, helpers, adapters and services directory.
Assume you are using Rspec, the user_spec.rb file will contain, then you can continue with writing actual tests!
RSpec.describe User do
end
$ gem install speg
OR
Add to your Gemfile gem 'speg'
Run bundle install
if your test framework is Rspec, ensure you have rspec installed and setup.
Run $ speg --rspec
The command will generate spec files into your spec directory.
if your test framework is Minitest, ensure you have minitest setup.
Run $ speg --minitest
The command will generate test files into your test directory.
##For Rspec
To generate a single spec file, pass the path of the file you wish to generate a spec for, e.g, to generate an rspec file for user.rb model file
Run $ speg --spec_generate 'app/models/user.rb'
The above code will generate a user_spec.rb file in the spec folder.
Use the command, Run
$ speg --test_generate 'app/models/user.rb'
The user_test.rb file will be generated and added to the existing test folder (a test folder is created if non exists).
Bug reports and pull requests are welcome on GitHub at https://github.com/chrisgeek/speg. This project is intended to be a safe, welcoming space for collaboration, and contributors are expected to adhere to the code of conduct.
The gem is available as open source under the terms of the MIT License.
Everyone interacting in the Speg project's codebases, issue trackers, chat rooms and mailing lists is expected to follow the code of conduct.