Hi,
I am writing a rspec script to use with selenium-client. I would like
to pass the script some custom arguments in the command line to change
a few test settings in the script. However, rspec gives errors when I
pass arguments to the script because rspec does not expect them. Is
there any way I can pass custom arguments to an rspec script?
Thanks,
Stephanie
On Wed, Apr 22, 2009 at 4:06 PM, stephanie [email protected] wrote:
Hi,
I am writing a rspec script to use with selenium-client. I would like
to pass the script some custom arguments in the command line to change
a few test settings in the script. However, rspec gives errors when I
pass arguments to the script because rspec does not expect them. Is
there any way I can pass custom arguments to an rspec script?
Arbitrary arguments, no. You can require arbitrary files though:
spec --require path/to/config/file my_script.rb
In which case you could configure things in different config files.
Would that work for you?
On Wed, Apr 22, 2009 at 6:37 PM, David C. [email protected]
wrote:
spec --require path/to/config/file my_script.rb
In which case you could configure things in different config files.
Would that work for you?
The other alternative would be:
ruby my_script.rb --custom-arg
To get that to work, the args have to come after my_script.rb and
my_script.rb would need to require ‘spec/autorun’.
Thanks, I’ll check out both options. -Stephanie