Eat Your Vegetables

NOTE THIS IS A WORK IN PROGRESS. DOCUMENTATION AND SOFTWARE IS INCOMPLETE AND IS PROVIDED ON AS IS. PLEASE HELP MY CONTRIBUTING

Description

Eat Your Vegetables is a tool that aims to help you improve your codebase over time. You configure the ambition that you want to set, that is, which files do you want to be covered by your test tools in an ideal world. Then, every time a commit is made into your code base, Eat Your Vegetables will ensure that your are one incremental step closer to that goal.

Run Eat Your Vegetables in your CI server, as part of your test suite. On every test run it will then look at the previous state, count up the number of excluded files from your linter/test framework/coverage and fail your tests if that number hasn’t decreased.

Features

Support for linters, coverage and test tools. For a full list of support tools see SUPPORTED_TOOLS.md

This project is still in early days so please add support for your framework if it is missing. There is a simple guide here: ADDING_ADAPTERS.md

Requirements

A newish version of git must be installed on the CI server. Your CI server must be executing your environment with git available.

Install

$ gem install eat_your_vegetables

Running it

Eat Your Vegetables is intended to be run with

With docker

For all you hip kids out there, there’s a Dockerfile!

bash $ docker run --mount type=bind,source=`pwd`,target=/data cfeckardt/eat_your_vegetables:latest

Configuration

In the root of your project create a file named Veggiefile

```ruby ambition do include ‘/’ end

rubocop simplecov ```

Setting up CI

Travis

```yaml

language: ruby before_script: - gem install eat_your_vegetables script: - bundle exec eat_your_vegetables

```

Other

In order to run eyv in your CI suite you need to:

Ensure git is installed
Ensure ruby is installed
Run gem intall eat_your_vegetables
Run bundle exec eat_your_vegetables or just eat_your_vegetables

Please contribute by adding set up instructions for other CIs.

Contributing

Nothing special here! Contributions are welcome!

Copyright

See LICENSE for details.