First, make sure that you have a directory called futbol that contains all the code for you project. For example, inside the futbol directory should be lib, spec, and data directories. The spelling must be exactly futbol.
Navigate to the directory where futbol is located and clone this repository. Make sure you not inside the futbol directory, but rather adjacent to it, i.e. if you enter ls you should see futbol listed.
After you clone, the directory structure should look like this:
<some_directory>
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| \<futbol_spec_harness>
Change into the futbol_spec_harness directory and run bundle from the command line. If you get an error that says the bundle command cannot be found, run gem install bundle from the command line and try again.
From the futbol_spec_harness directory, in the command line run bundle exec rspec. This will run a test suite for the StatTracker class as described in the project page.
In order for the test suite to run, all requirement statements inside your project's lib directory need to be require_relative rather than require. For example, if in your stat_tracker.rb file you have a line:
require './lib/helper_class'You should change it to use a require_relative:
require_relative './helper_class'You do not need to change any of the require statements inside your spec directory.