spec/lib/ruby-conf_spec.rb in ruby-conf-1.1.0 vs spec/lib/ruby-conf_spec.rb in ruby-conf-1.3.0

@@ -14,32 +14,56 @@
 
 describe RubyConf do
   subject { RubyConf }
   
   describe ".define" do
+    context "no arguments" do
+      it "returns anonymous config" do
+        config = subject.define do
+          equality true
+        end
+        config.equality.should be_true
+      end
+    end
     context ":as" do 
       it "creates a global Constant" do
         subject.define "rails_database", :as => :RailsDatabase do
           production :host => 'localhost', :password => 'cake', :username => 'eggs2legit'
         end
         ::RailsDatabase.production[:host].should == 'localhost'
         ::RailsDatabase.production[:username].should_not be_nil
         ::RailsDatabase.production[:password].should_not be_nil
       end
     end
-    it "returns a config" do
-      config = subject.define "config" do
+    it "returns a named config" do
+      config = subject.define "a_name" do
         something "hi"
       end
       config.something.should == "hi"
+      subject.a_name.something.should == 'hi'
     end
     it "can be chained" do
       subject.define "config", :as => :MyConfig do
         love_song (RubyConf.define "love_song" do
           title "in me all along"
         end)
       end
       MyConfig.love_song.title.should == 'in me all along'
+    end
+    it "can be chained using do blocks instead of RubyConf.define" do
+      subject.define "config", :as => :MyConfig do
+        turtles do
+          teenage true
+          mutant true
+          ninja true
+
+          raphael do
+            mask "red"
+          end
+        end
+      end
+      MyConfig.turtles.mutant.should == true
+      MyConfig.turtles.raphael.mask.should == "red"
     end
     it "defines a new configuration with a given name" do
       subject.define "thing" do end
       subject.should respond_to(:thing)
     end