boco-mdd-jasmine-coffee

Jasmine + CoffeeScript generator for boco-markdown-driven.

• Installation
• Using the CLI
• Using the API

Installation

Install both this library and boco-markdown-driven via npm:

$ npm install boco-mdd-jasmine-coffee boco-markdown-driven

Using the CLI

Create a configuration file called markdown-driven.json:

// file: "markdown-driven.json"
{
  "generator": "boco-mdd-jasmine-coffee",
  "parserOptions": {
    "nativeLanguages": ["coffee", "coffeescript"],
    "assertionCodePattern": /\bexpect\b/
  },
  "converterOptions": {
    "readDir": "docs",
    "writeDir": "spec",
    "writeExt": ".spec.coffee"
  }
}

Run the CLI:

$ boco-markdown-driven -c markdown-driven.json "docs/**/*.coffee.md"

See the CLI documentation on boco-markdown-driven for more information.

Using the API

note: you can view the example markdown and coffeescript files at the end of this section

JasmineCoffee = require 'boco-mdd-jasmine-coffee'
MarkdownDriven = require 'boco-markdown-driven'
 
generator = new JasmineCoffee.Generator
compiler = new MarkdownDriven.Compiler generator: generator

The compiler will now generate jasmine specs for your markdown:

markdown = $files['example.coffee.md']
expected = $files['example.spec.coffee']
 
compiled = compiler.compile $files['example.coffee.md']
expect(compiled).toEqual expected

<!-- file: "example.coffee.md" -->
# Mather
 
Mather is a library for doing Math.
 
    Mather = require "mather"
    mather = new Mather
 
The following is made available to the `$files` variable:
 
    # file: "foo.coffee"
    # and this is the content
 
## Adding numbers
 
It adds two numbers:
 
    mather.add 2, 2, (error, result) ->
      throw error if error?
      expect(result).toEqual 4
      ok()
 
It adds more than two numbers:
 
    mather.add 3, 4, 5, (error, result) ->
      throw error if error?
      expect(result).toEqual 12
      ok()

# file: "example.spec.coffee" 
$files = {}
 
describe "Mather", ->
  [Mather, mather] = []
 
  beforeEach ->
    $files["foo.coffee"] = "# and this is the content\n"
 
    Mather = require "mather"
    mather = new Mather
 
  afterEach ->
    delete $files["foo.coffee"]
 
  describe "Adding numbers", ->
 
    it "It adds two numbers:", (ok) ->
      mather.add 2, 2, (error, result) ->
        throw error if error?
        expect(result).toEqual 4
        ok()
 
    it "It adds more than two numbers:", (ok) ->
      mather.add 3, 4, 5, (error, result) ->
        throw error if error?
        expect(result).toEqual 12
        ok()

The MIT License (MIT)

Copyright (c) 2015 Christian Bradley, Boco Digital Media, LLC

Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions:

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