An AppleScript for XCode that makes working with large Kiwi test sources easier.
It takes your Kiwi spec file and folds blocks. Let's say you have something like this:
context(@"should fold", ^{
beforeAll(^{
// There was a little guinea-pig
});
afterAll(^{
// There was a little guinea-pig,
// Who, being little, was not big;
// He always walked upon his feet,
// And never fasted when he eat.
});
beforeEach(^{
// When from a place he run away,
// He never at the place did stay;
// And while he run, as I am told,
// He ne'er stood still for young or old.
});
afterEach(^{
// He often squeaked, and sometimes violent,
// And when he squeaked he ne'er was silent.
// Though ne'er instructed by a cat,
// He knew a mouse was not a rat.
});
it(@"should fold now", {
// One day, as I am certified,
// He took a whim and fairly died;
// And as I am told by men of sense,
// He never has been living since.
});
});
This it what it looks like in XCode when the script did finish.
context(@"should fold", ^{
beforeAll(^{...});
afterAll(^{…});
beforeEach(^{…});
afterEach(^{…});
it(@"should fold now", {…});
});
To execute this script using a keyboard shortcut:
- Make sure the script is executable:
chmod +x FoldKiwiBlocks.applescript - Add a new behavior and click on the keyboard shortcut indicator (next to the name in the list) to add a shortcut
- Scroll down to the "Run" checkbox, check it, and use the pull-down menu to select the script file
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The script simulates user interaction. So do NOT touch anything while it is running. Bad things may happen!
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Very slow for the sole reason that it needs to simulate user interaction in cause of non existing XCode AppleScript support
Written in order to make working with the excellent Kiwi framework even more convenient.
As stated before this script simulates user interaction and therfore usage is a bit risky. In case anyting goes wrong: You use this at your own risk! I can not be made responsibe for any damage caused by this software. Now you know!