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assert_banner(stdout, bin_name, takes_options: , takes_arguments: {})

Assert that the stdout contains an appropriate banner for your app

stdout

The standard out, presumably of running `«your-app» –help`

bin_name

The binary name of your app

takes_options

set this to true if your app should take options

takes_arguments

set this to a hash of the arguments your app should take, with the key being the arg name and the value

being either `:required` or `:optional`

Source: show 

# File lib/optparse_plus/test/integration_test_assertions.rb, line 22
def assert_banner(stdout, bin_name, takes_options: , takes_arguments: {})
  if takes_options
    assert_match(/Options/, stdout)
    if takes_arguments == false || takes_arguments.empty?
      assert_match(/Usage: #{Regexp.escape(bin_name)}.*\[options\]\s*$/,stdout)
    else
      expected_args = takes_arguments.map { |arg, required|
        if required == :required
          arg.to_s
        else
          "[#{arg}]"
        end
      }.join(" ")

      assert_match(/Usage: #{Regexp.escape(bin_name)}.*\[options\]\s*#{Regexp.escape(expected_args)}$/,stdout)
    end
  else
    assert_match(/Usage: #{Regexp.escape(bin_name)}\s*$/,stdout)
  end
end
assert_file(filename, contains:)

Assert that a file's contents contains one or more regexps

filename

The file whose contents to check

contains

either a regexp or array of regexpts that the file's contents must match

Source: show 

# File lib/optparse_plus/test/integration_test_assertions.rb, line 8
def assert_file(filename, contains:)
  contents = File.read(filename)
  Array(contains).each do |regexp|
    assert_match(regexp,contents,"Expected #{filename} to contain #{regexp}")
  end
end
assert_oneline_summary(stdout)

Assert that your app has a one-line summary

stdout

The standard out, presumably of running `«your-app» –help`

Source: show 

# File lib/optparse_plus/test/integration_test_assertions.rb, line 59
def assert_oneline_summary(stdout)
  output = stdout.split(/\n/)
  assert output.size >= 3, "Expected 3 or more lines:\n#{stdout}"
  assert_match(/^\s*$/,output[1],"Should be a blank line after the banner")
  assert_match(/^\w+\s+\w+/,output[2],"Should be at least two words describing your app")
end
assert_option(stdout, *options)

Assert that your app takes the given option(s)

stdout

The standard out, presumably of running `«your-app» –help`

options

options your app should take. Put the literal value in here e.g. `–foo` or `–[no-]bar`. The array form is to

allow you to assert long and short options for readable tests:

assert_option(stdout, "--version")
assert_option(stdout, "-h", "--help")

Source: show 

# File lib/optparse_plus/test/integration_test_assertions.rb, line 51
def assert_option(stdout, *options)
  options.each do |option|
    assert_match(/#{Regexp.escape(option)}/,stdout)
  end
end