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## Kata ##
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A kata is defined as an exercise in programming which helps hone your skills
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through practice and repetition.
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A kata is defined as an exercise in programming which helps you hone your skills
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through practice and repetition. Finding katas to work on is a challenge and
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to this point the only location was through mail archives and random blog posts.
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The purpose of this gem is to provide a series of tools that make it easy to
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author, setup and administer a kata.
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###
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### Authoring a Kata ###
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an RSpec test as illustrated below:
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Authoring a kata is as simple as installing this gem and creating a ruby file
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much like an RSpec test as illustrated below:
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kata "My First Kata" do
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kata "String Calculator" do
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requirement "Create an add method that will accept two digits as arguments" do
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example "invoking with 1 and 2 returns 3"
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example "invoking with 5 only returns 5"
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example "invoking with 1 and 2 and 3 returns 6"
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example "invoking with 1 and 2 and 3 and 4 and 5 returns 15"
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context "sub" do
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requirement "Create a sub method that will accept two digits as arguments" do
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detail "Negative numbers are not allowed"
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detail "Digits must range from 0-9"
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example "9-6 = 3"
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end
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requirement "Modify the sub method to access multple digits as arguments" do
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example "9-6-3 = 0"
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end
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end
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There are five methods that can be used to author a kata that have a hierarchy
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illustrated below:
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1. kata
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2. context
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3. requirement
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4. detail
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5. example
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1. The **kata()** method sets up the test to administer and starts the clock running.
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It takes 2 arguments:
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* *string* - The name of the kata that will be displayed when taking it as well as
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being used in creating the parent directory of the github repo during setup.
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* *&block* - A ruby block that includes calls to *context()* or *requirement()*
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1. The **context()** method allows for grouping of requirements with 2 arguments:
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* *string* - A description of the provided context
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* *&block* - A ruby block consisting of a call to *requirement()*
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this method call is optional and not required to define a kata.
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1. The **requirement()** method is the heart of a kata as it is used to provide the
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business rules that the code should provide solutions to. It follows the same
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pattern of the other methods with 2 arguments:
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* *string* - A description of the requirement that the code implementing the
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kata should meet
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* *&block* - A ruby block consisting of calls to *detail()* or *example()*
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1. The **detail()** method takes a single argument allowing for further defintion
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of a requirement. This method can be called repeatedly in a block.
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* *string* - A description of the detail of requirement
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1. The **example()** method takes a single argument allowing for illustration of
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examples of the requirement in practice
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* *string* - An example that will help illustrate the requirement in practice
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### Setting up a Kata ###
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To setup a minimal github repo you must first already have a github account and
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git installed on your machine. To build a kata repo simply use the setup
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wesbailey@feynman:~/my-katas> kata setup sample.rb
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{"repository":{"has_downloads":true,"url":". ... 011-03-11-165513/.git/
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[master (root-commit) 804036f] starting kata
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create mode 100644 README
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create mode 100644 lib/my_first.rb
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create mode 100644 spec/my_first_spec.rb
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create mode 100644 spec/spec_helper.rb
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create mode 100644 spec/support/matchers/my_first.rb
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Counting objects: 11, done.
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Delta compression using up to 4 threads.
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Compressing objects: 100% (6/6), done.
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Writing objects: 100% (11/11), 973 bytes, done.
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Total 11 (delta 0), reused 0 (delta 0)
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* [new branch] master -> master
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requirement is completed. Once it is then enter and the next requirement will
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The process continues until all of the requirements have been coded. The
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kata will keep track of the ammount of time it takes for you to complete coding.
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