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Feature: Reek can be controlled using command-line options
In order to change reek's default behaviour
As a developer
I want to supply options on the command line
Scenario: return non-zero status on bad option
When I run reek --no-such-option
Then it fails with exit status 1
And it reports the error "Error: invalid option: --no-such-option"
Scenario: return non-zero status on missing argument
When I run reek -f
Then it fails with exit status 1
And it reports the error "Error: missing argument: -f"
Scenario: display the current version number
When I run reek --version
Then it succeeds
And it reports the current version
Scenario: display the help information
When I run reek --help
Then it succeeds
And it reports:
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Usage: reek [options] [files]
Examples:
reek lib/*.rb
reek -q -a lib
cat my_class.rb | reek
See http://wiki.github.com/kevinrutherford/reek for detailed help.
Common options:
-h, --help Show this message
-v, --version Show version
Report formatting:
-a, --[no-]show-all Show all smells, including those masked by config settings
-q, --quiet Suppress headings for smell-free source files
-f, --format FORMAT Specify the format of smell warnings
-c, --context-first Sort by context; sets the format string to "%m%c %w (%s)"
-s, --smell-first Sort by smell; sets the format string to "%m[%s] %c %w"
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