I’ve got some code that should run before any stories execute.
Where’s a good place to put that? (need to create a @sessions and
@users hash)
Joe
I’ve got some code that should run before any stories execute.
Where’s a good place to put that? (need to create a @sessions and
@users hash)
Joe
On Apr 16, 2008, at 6:22 PM, Joe Van D. wrote:
I’ve got some code that should run before any stories execute.
Where’s a good place to put that? (need to create a @sessions and
@users hash)
The story framework has as simple listener API (not documented, but
otherwise nice):
class StorySetupListener
def run_started(num_scenarios)
# do your stuff here
end
def method_missing(method, *args)
# no-op
end
end
Spec::Story::Runner.register_listener(StorySetupListener.new)
Give that a whirl.
Cheers,
David
On 16 Apr 2008, at 23:22, Joe Van D. wrote:
I’ve got some code that should run before any stories execute.
Where’s a good place to put that? (need to create a @sessions and
@users hash)
Ha, just before I got this reply out I noticed David had written the
exact same email as me but pressed send first…
Here’s a template listener that includes all the hooks I’m aware of:
class MyStoryListener
def run_started(number_of_scenarios); end
def story_started(story, narrative); end
def story_ended(story, narrative); end
def scenario_started(story, scenario); end
def scenario_succeeded(story, scenario); end
def scenario_pending(story, scenario, error); end
def scenario_failed(story, scenario, error); end
def run_ended; end
def method_missing(*args); end
end
(method_missing only useful if you remove some - it also highlights
unimplemented hooks)
Spec::Story::Runner.register_listener(MyStoryListener.new)
BTW does that count as documentation? ![]()
Ashley
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