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Ruby/RSpec sample for demonstrating Testspace based on the everydayrails's repo

Sample demonstrates techniques for using Testspace with Ruby code and the rspec test framework together with simplecov code coverage gem and selenium-webdriver gem.

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Using Multiple Online CI Services:

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Publishing Test Content using www.testspace.com.

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In order to run this sample you will need a host workstation that supports the RSpec test framework with installed ruby 2.3.0, bundler and firefox.

Running Static Analysis:

bundle install
bundle exec rubocop --format emacs --out tmp/rubocop.txt
bundle exec brakeman -o tmp/brakeman.json
bundle exec brakeman_translate_checkstyle_format translate --file="tmp/brakeman.json" > tmp/brakeman_checkstyle.xml

Running Tests with Code Coverage:

export CI_REPORTS=$PWD/spec/reports
COVERAGE=true xvfb-run --server-args="-screen 0 1024x768x24" bundle exec rake ci:setup:rspec spec

Pushing Content using Testspace client:

curl -s https://testspace-client.s3.amazonaws.com/testspace-linux.tgz | sudo tar -zxvf- -C /usr/local/bin
testspace @.testspace.txt $TESTSPACE_TOKEN/$GITHUB_ORG:$REPO_NAME/$BRANCH_NAME#$BUILD_NUMBER

Checkout the published Test Content. Note that the .testspace.txt file contains the set of files to publish.

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To replicate this sample:

• Setup account at www.testspace.com.
• Create a Environment variable called TESTSPACE_TOKEN
  • TESTSPACE_TOKEN = [email protected]
  • credentials set to username:password or your access token
  • To use Testspace with a CI system, store TESTSPACE_TOKEN as a secure environment variable