Workshop for Experiencing Agile
I run my code on a MacBook Pro, 32 GB, Apple M2 Max CPU
I use RVM (see .ruby-version and .ruby-gemset) to compartmentalize the ruby and gems for this specific app.
Use $ bundle install to get the rspec and cucumber gems installed
I use Rubymine as an IDE.
I also run rspec and cucumber from the commandline (Terminal).
In Terminal, I decorate the command line prompt (RVM gemset | working dir | branch)
ruby-2.6.0@waf ~/railsprojects/rails4/waf on [master*]
You should be able to run RSpec from the command line (or your IDE) and have the initial sample test pass.
ruby-2.6.0@waf ~/rubyprojects/waf on [master*]
$ rspec
Calculator
#add
returns the sum of its arguments
Finished in 0.00134 seconds (files took 0.07109 seconds to load)
1 example, 0 failures
And you should be able to run Cucumber
ruby-2.6.0@waf ~/rubyprojects/waf on [master*]
$ cucumber
Using the default profile...
Feature: People needs to adds the numberz
So they can, you know, add stuff
Scenario Outline: Add two numbers # features/calculator.feature:4
Given I have a calculator # features/calculator.feature:5
When I add two numbers <a> and <b> # features/calculator.feature:6
Then I should see <x> # features/calculator.feature:7
Examples:
| a | b | x |
| 1 | 1 | 2 |
| 10 | 101 | 111 |
2 scenarios (2 passed)
6 steps (6 passed)
0m0.014s