How to use handle_specification method of KnockOutput Package

Best Bacon_ruby code snippet using KnockOutput.handle_specification

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...28 Counter[:installed_summary] += 129 end30 class <<self; alias summary_at_exit summary_on_exit; end31 module SpecDoxOutput32 def handle_specification(name)33 puts name34 yield35 puts36 end37 def handle_requirement(description)38 print "- #{description}"39 error = yield40 puts error.empty? ? "" : " [#{error}]"41 end42 def handle_summary43 print ErrorLog if Backtraces44 puts "%d specifications (%d requirements), %d failures, %d errors" %45 Counter.values_at(:specifications, :requirements, :failed, :errors)46 end47 end48 module TestUnitOutput49 def handle_specification(name) yield end50 def handle_requirement(description)51 error = yield52 if error.empty?53 print "."54 else55 print error[0..0]56 end57 end58 def handle_summary59 puts60 puts ErrorLog if Backtraces61 puts "%d tests, %d assertions, %d failures, %d errors" %62 Counter.values_at(:specifications, :requirements, :failed, :errors)63 end64 end65 module TapOutput66 def handle_specification(name) yield end67 def handle_requirement(description)68 ErrorLog.replace ""69 error = yield70 if error.empty?71 puts "ok %-3d - %s" % [Counter[:specifications], description]72 else73 puts "not ok %d - %s: %s" %74 [Counter[:specifications], description, error]75 puts ErrorLog.strip.gsub(/^/, '# ') if Backtraces76 end77 end78 def handle_summary79 puts "1..#{Counter[:specifications]}"80 puts "# %d tests, %d assertions, %d failures, %d errors" %81 Counter.values_at(:specifications, :requirements, :failed, :errors)82 end83 end84 module KnockOutput85 def handle_specification(name) yield end86 def handle_requirement(description)87 ErrorLog.replace ""88 error = yield89 if error.empty?90 puts "ok - %s" % [description]91 else92 puts "not ok - %s: %s" % [description, error]93 puts ErrorLog.strip.gsub(/^/, '# ') if Backtraces94 end95 end96 def handle_summary; end97 end98 extend SpecDoxOutput # default99 class Error < RuntimeError100 attr_accessor :count_as101 def initialize(count_as, message)102 @count_as = count_as103 super message104 end105 end106 class Context107 attr_reader :name, :block108 109 def initialize(name, &block)110 @name = name111 @before, @after = [], []112 @block = block113 end114 115 def run116 return unless name =~ RestrictContext117 Bacon.handle_specification(name) { instance_eval(&block) }118 self119 end120 def before(&block); @before << block; end121 def after(&block); @after << block; end122 def behaves_like(*names)123 names.each { |name| instance_eval(&Shared[name]) }124 end125 def it(description, &block)126 return unless description =~ RestrictName127 block ||= lambda { should.flunk "not implemented" }128 Counter[:specifications] += 1129 run_requirement description, block130 end131 ...

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