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@eins78/rspec-render-docs

v1.0.0-alpha.4

Published

render readable docs from `rspec` JSON output

Readme

rspec-render-docs

render readable docs from rspec JSON output

⚠️ working, but experimental prototype

TODO

dist-script/publishing so that /bin script works

usage

currently requires a custom rspec spec formatter, as more data is needed than in the built-in one.

rspec has to be instructed to use it, which can be done using the CLI (no config changes).

when this package is installed, a few commands are installed: rspec-to-json (wraps rspec to output data), rspec-render-docs (renders docs from data) and rspec-to-docs (does both).

examples:

# when installed globally:
rspec-to-docs spec/features > features.html

# using local package:
./node_modules/.bin/rspec-to-docs spec/features > features.html

# custom usage
bundle exec rspec --dry-run --order defined \
  --require "./node_modules/@eins78/rspec-render-docs/rspec/json_formatter_with_more_info.rb" \
  --format JsonFormatterWithMoreInfo \
  spec/features > features.json
./node_modules/.bin/rspec-to-docs features.json > features.html
# or pipe it: cat features.json | rspec-docs > features.html

license

MIT