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Rambo is a gem that generates API contract tests from API docs in [RAML](http://raml.org/). Rambo is being developed to test APIs complying with standard REST practices. Mileage may vary with other architectures, but I'm happy to consider pull requests.
-#### The current version of Rambo is 0.2.0. It is highly unstable and has a limited feature set. Use at your own risk and please file issue reports if they come up!
+#### The current version of Rambo is 0.2.3. It is highly unstable and has a limited feature set. Use at your own risk and please file issue reports if they come up!
## Usage
You can install Rambo using:
```ruby
gem install rambo_ruby
```
-You can also add it to your project's Gemfile: <
+You can also add it to your project's Gemfile:
```ruby
group :development, :test do
- gem 'rambo_ruby', '~> 0.2.0'
+ gem 'rambo_ruby', '~> 0.2.3'
end
```
There are three options for generating tests from Rambo: The command line tool, the rake task, and the Ruby API. In all cases, Rambo will look for a `.rambo.yml` file in the root directory of your project for configuration options. Options may also be passed in through the command line as arguments or the Ruby API as a hash. There is currently no option to pass arguments to the Rake task, but Rambo comes pre-loaded with sensible defaults, and the `.rambo.yml` file is always an option.
Rambo will create `spec/contract` directory and a `spec/rambo_helper.rb` file if they don't exist, and will create a `spec/contract/foobar_spec.rb` file. The latter will overwrite any existing spec file by the same name. This is intentional behavior and will not change in future versions.