User:Snehak14/sandbox

Getting started

This assumes that the system being worked on is Linux or Unix-based with the Ruby programming language already installed. For Windows, a virtual machine environment such as the Oracle VM VirtualBox can be used to run a version of Linux. On a Unix-like Operating System, the system's package manager is the easiest way to get started with Ruby. A better alternative to using the system Ruby is to install Ruby with the Ruby Version Manager (RVM). RVM is a tool for installing different versions of Ruby and has several advantages.

Installation steps

Install Rspec by running the following command:

$gem install rspec 
>Done installing documentation for rspec-support, rspec-core, diff-lcs, rspec-expectations, rspec-mocks, rspec after 8 seconds 
6 gems installed

This command gives a permission error if an attempt is made to make changes to the system Ruby.

Prepare the directory structure using the following command:
```
$mkdir lib
```
Run Rspec
```
rspec --init
```

Rspecs can now be run on the empty specs directory.

$rspec spec >No examples found. 
Finished in 0.00045 seconds (files took 0.11565 seconds to load) 0 examples, 0 failures

This verifies that the gem has been installed.

Other Ruby testing tools

Test::Unit
MiniTest
Cucumber
Shoulda
Capybara etc.