For more examples of cucumber in general, take a look at http://cukes.info and the wiki linked above.

You could just pass the browser around in this example, but the world is more widely useful.

Btw, why do you need to use world as an arg in your constructor (initialize method) instead of selenium’s browser? what’s special about “world”?

thanks,
-m

They make it look like all clojure one liners are bloated compared to haskell/scala.

A 1 is missing in the first example: [0,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9]

Cheers!

I think there’s a compilation error with the code in your post:

“Ingestion Manager should” {

This ought to be:

“Ingestion Manager” should {

otherwise you’re going to get a compilation error saying that the “apply” method on String can not be used.

Eric.

But just as importantly, I don’t need to have the type right. Even if there wasn’t an “and_yield” method in rspec, I could have built a stub repository very easily:

class StubRepository
def initialize(people)
@people = people
end
def each
@people.each {|person| yield person}
end
end


and then replaced the mock with StubRepository.new([person1,person2]) – and stubbed out the behaviour. And I wouldn’t have to care what the actual type of PersonRepository *is*. I could even write the test and get it running before I’d written PersonRepository. That’s the kind of TDD I miss.