Sheepishly, I am announcing that I created a textile formatter for
Cuke. It was unabashedly ripped out of the HTML formatter, so there is
almost certainly a better way to do it. The incentive behind this was
my desire to get stories posted on Github. Like, real fast. If only
Github let me post automatically…
I’m hoping this is of some use and that you won’t brutalize me too
much for the lack of specs
Sheepishly, I am announcing that I created a textile formatter for Cuke. It
was unabashedly ripped out of the HTML formatter, so there is almost
certainly a better way to do it. The incentive behind this was my desire to
get stories posted on Github. Like, real fast. If only Github let me post
automatically…
What a great idea!
I’m hoping this is of some use and that you won’t brutalize me too much for
the lack of specs
As long as I don’t have to maintain untested code I don’t care
Unfortunately though - 0.2 is soon out and the formatter API has changed
dramatically (and should be pretty stable from now on). I suggest you
check
out the latest GitHub code (recently merged to master) and refactor your
formatter.
You’ll also find some awesome cucumber features for cucumber. We use
this to
verify that cucumber’s output is as expected. I suggest you do the same
with
your Textile formatter. If you write features for it I’m happy to
include it
into Cucumber.