def run(self):
files = self._direct_match() or self._prioritize_by_path()
if files:
OpenFile(self.context.window(), files).run()
elif self._fall_back_to_create_spec():
CreateSpecFile(self.context).run()
else:
rspec_print("No files found, searched for {0}".format(self._file_base_name()))
def run(self):
files = self._direct_match() or self._prioritize_by_path()
if files:
OpenFile(self.context.window(), files).run()
elif self._fall_back_to_create_spec():
CreateSpecFile(self.context).run()
else:
rspec_print("No files found, searched for {0}".format(
self._file_base_name()))
import sys, imp, os
from rspec.rspec_print import rspec_print
# Dependecy reloader
# The original idea is borrowed from
# https://github.com/wbond/sublime_package_control/blob/master/package_control/reloader.py
rspec_print('Reloading rspec modules')
CODE_DIRS = [
'plugin_helpers',
'rspec',
]
PYTHON_FILE_EXT = '.py'
def _reload(dir, file):
(name, extension) = os.path.splitext(file)
if not extension == PYTHON_FILE_EXT: return
dirs = '.'.join(filter(None, os.path.split(dir)))
module = sys.modules.get('.'.join([dirs, name]))
if not module: return
if 'on_module_reload' in module.__dict__:
module.on_module_reload()
imp.reload(module)
for _ in range(2): # double reload required to update dependencies
for directory in CODE_DIRS:
for dir, _, files in os.walk(directory):
def run(self, edit):
rspec_print("Creating spec file")
context = TaskContext(self, edit)
CreateSpecFile(context).run()
def run(self, edit):
rspec_print("Switching between code and test")
context = TaskContext(self, edit)
SwitchBetweenCodeAndTest(context).run()
def run(self, edit):
rspec_print("Displaying output panel")
context = TaskContext(self, edit)
context.display_output_panel()
def run(self, edit):
rspec_print("Running last rspec command")
context = TaskContext(self, edit)
ExecuteSpec(context).last_run()
def run(self, edit):
rspec_print("Running rspec")
context = TaskContext(self, edit, spec_target_is_file = True)
ExecuteSpec(context).current()
def run(self, edit):
rspec_print("Running rspec")
context = TaskContext(self, edit)
ExecuteSpec(context).current()
def run(self, edit):
rspec_print("Creating sepc file")
context = TaskContext(self, edit)
CreateSpecFile(context).run()
def run(self, edit):
rspec_print("Switching between code and test")
context = TaskContext(self, edit)
SwitchBetweenCodeAndTest(context).run()
def run(self, edit):
rspec_print("Displaying output panel")
context = TaskContext(self, edit)
context.display_output_panel()
def run(self, edit):
rspec_print("Running last rspec command")
context = TaskContext(self, edit)
ExecuteSpec(context).last_run()
def run(self, edit):
rspec_print("Running rspec")
context = TaskContext(self, edit, spec_target_is_file = True)
ExecuteSpec(context).current()
def run(self, edit):
rspec_print("Running rspec")
context = TaskContext(self, edit)
ExecuteSpec(context).current()
import sys, imp, os
from rspec.rspec_print import rspec_print
# Dependecy reloader
# The original idea is borrowed from
# https://github.com/wbond/sublime_package_control/blob/master/package_control/reloader.py
rspec_print('Reloading rspec modules')
CODE_DIRS = [
'plugin_helpers',
'rspec',
]
PYTHON_FILE_EXT = '.py'
def _reload(dir, file):
(name, extension) = os.path.splitext(file)
if not extension == PYTHON_FILE_EXT: return
dirs = '.'.join(filter(None, os.path.split(dir)))
module = sys.modules.get('.'.join([dirs, name]))
if not module: return
if 'on_module_reload' in module.__dict__:
module.on_module_reload()
imp.reload(module)
for _ in range(2): # double reload required to update dependencies
for directory in CODE_DIRS:
for dir, _, files in os.walk(directory):
for file in files:
_reload(dir, file)