spec/macros4cuke/macro-step_spec.rb in macros4cuke-0.3.20 vs spec/macros4cuke/macro-step_spec.rb in macros4cuke-0.3.21

@@ -8,11 +8,11 @@
 
 
 module Macros4Cuke	# Open the module to avoid lengthy qualified names
 
 describe MacroStep do
-  let(:sample_phrase) { "enter my credentials as <userid>" }
+  let(:sample_phrase) { 'enter my credentials as <userid>' }
 
   let(:sample_template) do
     snippet = <<-SNIPPET
   Given I landed in the homepage
   When I click "Sign in"
@@ -26,51 +26,51 @@
 
   # Default instantiation rule
   subject { MacroStep.new(sample_phrase, sample_template, true) }
 
 
-  context "Creation & initialization" do
-    it "should be created with a phrase, substeps and a table use indicator" do
+  context 'Creation & initialization:' do
+    it 'should be created with a phrase, substeps and a table use indicator' do
       ->(){ MacroStep.new(sample_phrase, sample_template, true) }.should_not raise_error
     end
 
 
-    it "should complain when a sub-step argument can never be assigned a value via the phrase" do
+    it 'should complain when a sub-step argument can never be assigned a value via the phrase' do
       msg = "The sub-step argument 'password' does not appear in the phrase."
       ->(){ MacroStep.new(sample_phrase, sample_template, false) }.should raise_error(
         Macros4Cuke::UnreachableSubstepArgument, msg)
     end
 
 
-    it "should complain when an argument in phrase never occurs in substeps" do
-      phrase = "enter my credentials as <foobar>"
+    it 'should complain when an argument in phrase never occurs in substeps' do
+      phrase = 'enter my credentials as <foobar>'
       msg = "The phrase argument 'foobar' does not appear in a sub-step."
       ->(){ MacroStep.new(phrase, sample_template, true) }.should raise_error(
         Macros4Cuke::UselessPhraseArgument, msg)
     end
 
 
-    it "should know its key" do
-      subject.key.should == "enter_my_credentials_as_X_T"
+    it 'should know its key' do
+      subject.key.should == 'enter_my_credentials_as_X_T'
     end
 
-    it "should know the tags(placeholders) from its phrase" do
+    it 'should know the tags(placeholders) from its phrase' do
       subject.phrase_args.should == %w[userid]
     end
 
-    it "should know the tags(placeholders) from its phrase and template" do
+    it 'should know the tags(placeholders) from its phrase and template' do
       subject.args.should == %w[userid password]
     end
 
   end # context
 
 
-  context "Provided services" do
+  context 'Provided services:' do
 
     let(:phrase_instance) { %Q|enter my credentials as "nobody"| }
 
-    it "should render the substeps" do
+    it 'should render the substeps' do
       text = subject.expand(phrase_instance, [ %w(password no-secret) ])
       expectation = <<-SNIPPET
   Given I landed in the homepage
   When I click "Sign in"
   And I fill in "Username" with "nobody"
@@ -79,11 +79,11 @@
 SNIPPET
 
       text.should == expectation
     end
 
-    it "should render steps even when one argument has no actual value" do
+    it 'should render steps even when one argument has no actual value' do
       # Special case: password has no value...
       text = subject.expand(phrase_instance, [ ])
       expectation = <<-SNIPPET
   Given I landed in the homepage
   When I click "Sign in"
@@ -93,11 +93,11 @@
 SNIPPET
 
       text.should == expectation
     end
 
-    it "should un-escape the double-quotes for phrase arguments" do
+    it 'should un-escape the double-quotes for phrase arguments' do
       specific_phrase = %q|enter my credentials as "quotable\""|
       text = subject.expand(specific_phrase, [ %w(password no-secret) ])
       expectation = <<-SNIPPET
   Given I landed in the homepage
   When I click "Sign in"
@@ -108,20 +108,20 @@
 
       text.should == expectation
     end
 
 
-    it "should complain when an unknown variable is used" do
+    it 'should complain when an unknown variable is used' do
       # Error case: there is no macro argument called <unknown>
       error_message = "Unknown macro-step argument 'unknown'."
       args = [ %w(unknown anything) ]
       ->(){ subject.expand(phrase_instance, args) }.should raise_error(
         UnknownArgumentError, error_message)
     end
 
 
-    it "should expand built-in variables" do
-      phrase = "do nothing useful"
+    it 'should expand built-in variables' do
+      phrase = 'do nothing useful'
       substeps = <<-SNIPPET
   Given I travel through:
   <quotes>
   London
   Paris
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