orb 0.0.5 → 0.0.6
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- data/lib/orb.rb +27 -9
- data/orb.gemspec +1 -1
- metadata +2 -2
data/lib/orb.rb
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@@ -27,13 +27,11 @@ require 'orb/adapters/rspec'
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class ORB
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@@index=0
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puts "\n\n[[ #{ORB::Adapter.header(bind)} ]]"
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# Once ORB is called, the user is presented with a minimal IRB-like REPL,
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# where they can evaluate arbitrary ruby code or execute a set of built-in
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# commands to build up a test and save it back to the test file.
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def orb_it_up
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while line = Readline.readline(prompt, true)
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case line
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@hist << [line,false]
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begin
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ret = this.send(:eval, line,
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this = @binding.eval("self")
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ret = this.send(:eval, line, @binding)
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rescue => e
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puts e.message
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end
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end
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# It's up to the adapters to figure out the context we need to evaluate code
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# in. Typically, they'll grab it from an empty block. Adapters call this
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# intializer with a `Binding`, and we set a few instance variables for the
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# REPL to use. Notably, `@line` and `@file` are the location of the call
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# to ORB, where we should insert our code when the test is written out.
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def initialize(bind)
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@binding = bind
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@buf, @hist = [], []
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@line, @file = bind.eval("[__LINE__, __FILE__]")
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# This is normally used for the test's description. It's not a strict
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# requirement of an adapter, but will be set and shown if present.
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@header = ORB::Adapter.header(bind) if ORB::Adapter.respond_to?(:header)
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puts "\n\n[[ #{@header} ]]" if @header
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# Gentlemen, start your REPLs.
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orb_it_up
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end
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data/orb.gemspec
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