How to use orderer_class method of Spinach Package

Best Spinach_ruby code snippet using Spinach.orderer_class

cli.rb

Source:cli.rb

...112            names = class_names.split(',').map { |c| reporter_class(c) }113            config[:reporter_classes] = names114          end115          opts.on('--rand', "Randomize the order of features and scenarios") do116            config[:orderer_class] = orderer_class(:random)117          end118          opts.on('--seed SEED', Integer,119                  "Provide a seed for randomizing the order of features and scenarios") do |seed|120            config[:orderer_class] = orderer_class(:random)121            config[:seed]          = seed122          end123          opts.on_tail('--fail-fast',124                       'Terminate the suite run on the first failure') do |class_name|125            config[:fail_fast] = true126          end127          opts.on('-a', '--audit',128                  "Audit steps instead of running them, outputting missing \129and obsolete steps") do130            config[:audit] = true131          end132        end.parse!(@args)133        Spinach.config.parse_from_file134        config.each{|k,v| Spinach.config[k] = v}135        if Spinach.config.tags.empty? ||136          Spinach.config.tags.flatten.none?{ |t| t =~ /wip$/ }137          Spinach.config.tags.unshift ['~wip']138        end139      rescue OptionParser::ParseError => exception140        puts exception.message.capitalize141        exit 1142      end143    end144    # exit test run with an optional message to the user145    def fail!(message=nil)146      puts message if message147      exit 1148    end149    # Builds the class name to use an output reporter.150    #151    # @param [String] klass152    #   The class name of the reporter.153    #154    # @return [String]155    #   The full name of the reporter class.156    #157    # @example158    #   reporter_class('progress')159    #   # => Spinach::Reporter::Progress160    #161    # @api private162    def reporter_class(klass)163      "Spinach::Reporter::" + Spinach::Support.camelize(klass)164    end165    # Builds the class to use an orderer.166    #167    # @param [String] klass168    #   The class name of the orderer.169    #170    # @return [String]171    #   The full name of the orderer class.172    #173    # @example174    #   orderer_class('random')175    #   # => Spinach::Orderers::Random176    #177    # @api private178    def orderer_class(klass)179      "Spinach::Orderers::" + Spinach::Support.camelize(klass)180    end181  end182end...

config.rb

Source:config.rb

...30                :generate,31                :save_and_open_page_on_failure,32                :reporter_classes,33                :reporter_options,34                :orderer_class,35                :seed,36                :fail_fast,37                :audit38    # The "features path" holds the place where your features will be39    # searched for. Defaults to 'features'40    #41    # @return [String]42    #    The features path.43    #44    # @api public45    def features_path46      @features_path || 'features'47    end48    # The "reporter classes" holds an array of reporter class name49    # Default to ["Spinach::Reporter::Stdout"]50    #51    # @return [Array<reporter object>]52    #    The reporters that respond to specific messages.53    #54    # @api public55    def reporter_classes56      @reporter_classes || ["Spinach::Reporter::Stdout"]57    end58    # The "reporter_options" holds the options passed to reporter_classes59    #60    # @api public61    def reporter_options62      @reporter_options || {}63    end64    # The "orderer class" holds the orderer class name65    # Defaults to Spinach::Orderers::Default66    #67    # @return [orderer object]68    #    The orderer that responds to specific messages.69    #70    # @api public71    def orderer_class72      @orderer_class || "Spinach::Orderers::Default"73    end74    # A randomization seed. This is what spinach uses for test run75    # randomization, so if you call `Kernel.srand(Spinach.config.seed)`76    # in your support environment file, not only will the test run77    # order be guaranteed to be stable under a specific seed, all78    # the Ruby-generated random numbers produced during your test79    # run will also be stable under that seed.80    #81    # @api public82    def seed83      @seed ||= rand(0xFFFF)84    end85    # The "step definitions path" holds the place where your feature step86    # classes will be searched for. Defaults to '#{features_path}/steps'...

config_test.rb

Source:config_test.rb

...20     subject[:reporter_classes] = ["MyOwnReporter"]21     subject[:reporter_classes].must_equal ["MyOwnReporter"]22   end23 end24 describe '#orderer_class' do25   it 'returns a default' do26     subject[:orderer_class].must_equal "Spinach::Orderers::Default"27   end28   it 'can be overwritten' do29     subject[:orderer_class] = "MyOwnOrderer"30     subject[:orderer_class].must_equal "MyOwnOrderer"31   end32 end33 describe '#seed' do34   it 'has a default' do35     subject[:seed].must_be_kind_of Integer36   end37   it 'can be overwritten' do38     subject[:seed] = 5432139     subject[:seed].must_equal 5432140   end41 end42 describe '#step_definitions_path' do43   it 'returns a default' do44     subject[:step_definitions_path].must_be_kind_of String...

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