Calabash is a domain-specific language for behavior-driven-development, modelled after Cucumber.
First, write a .feature file (in a features directory in your project), then define the steps in features/steps.lua, then write code to pass those tests.
For a good example of how to use calabash, take a look in the features directory in this repository.
Run the tests by running:
$ cbsh
Right now there are no command-line options; it just runs all the tests in the features directory and prints out telescope's more verbose output.
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