OK, here's a simple unit test that passes:
#! /usr/bin/env ruby
require 'citeproc'
require 'test/unit'
class TestReference < Test::Unit::TestCase
include CiteProc
def data
[
{
:creator => ["Doe, Jane", "Jane Doe"],
:title => "Some title",
:year => "1999",
:type => "book"
}
]
end
def test_load
data.each do |reference|
t = reference[:title]
y = reference[:year]
ty = reference[:type]
au = reference[:creator].each{|a| Person.new(a[0], a[1])}
Reference.new(title=t, creator=au, year=y, type=ty)
end
end
end
I still need to wrap my head around this (particularly exactly what
kinds of methods to create tests for), but I guess the idea is to
create a file full of this sort of stuff?
Bruce
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