This repository shows a basic setup for a command line application in Ruby.
Ruby and Bundler is expected to be installed on our system.
After cloning this repository, change into the newly created directory and run
bundle install
This will install all dependencies needed for the project.
All tests can be run by executing
bundle exec rspec
rspec will automatically find all tests inside the spec directory and run them.
The test for class Example is only verifying the return value of one method.
Main on the other hand is tested via a test-double that gets injected.
This allows us to spy on the output of it.
We want to avoid printing anything to the screen while running the tests.
Injecting a test double in this instance is a nice way to isolate our application from the command line.
In the executable bin/example we inject $stdout, which is Ruby's variable for its standard output.
To run the application execute bin/example.
You should see the text “Ruby Example” being printed.
$: ./bin/example
Ruby Example
This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the license.md file for details.