Contents

require 'yaml'

module Omnitest
  # Omnitest::ProjectSet defines a set of projects that will be used for cross-project tasks
  # and tests. It is generally defined and loaded from omnitest.yaml. Here's an example project set:
  #
  # @example Project set defined in omnitest.yaml
  #     ---
  #     projects:
  #       ruby:
  #         language: 'ruby'
  #         basedir: 'sdks/ruby'
  #         git:
  #           repo: 'https://github.com/omnitest/ruby_samples'
  #       java:
  #         language: 'java'
  #         basedir: 'sdks/java'
  #         git:
  #           repo: 'https://github.com/omnitest/java_samples'
  #       python:
  #         language: 'python'
  #         basedir: 'sdks/python'
  #         git:
  #           repo: 'https://github.com/omnitest/python_samples'
  #
  # The *suites* object defines the tests. Each object, under suites, like *Katas* or *Tutorials* in this
  # example, represents a test suite. A test suite is subdivided into *samples*, that each act as a scenario.
  # The *global_env* object and the *env* under each suite define (and standardize) the input for each test.
  # The *global_env* values will be made available to all tests as environment variables, along with the *env*
  # values for that specific test.
  #
  class ProjectSet < Omnitest::Core::Dash
    include Core::DefaultLogger
    include Omnitest::Core::Logging
    extend Core::Dash::Loadable

    required_field :projects, Hash[String => Omnitest::Project]
    field :workflows, Hash[String => Omnitest::Workflow]

    def initialize(hash = {})
      super
      projects.each do | name, project |
        project.name = name
      end
    end
  end
end

Version data entries

2 entries across 2 versions & 1 rubygems

Version	Path
omnitest-0.2.2	lib/omnitest/project_set.rb
omnitest-0.2.1	lib/omnitest/project_set.rb