RSpec Test Framework
About
This Claude Skill executes and generates RSpec tests for Ruby projects. It supports key testing features like let bindings, before hooks, and mocking. Use it to quickly create and run tests, receiving results in a structured JSON format.
Documentation
RSpec Test Framework
Purpose
Provide RSpec test execution and generation for Ruby projects.
Usage
ruby generate-test.rb --source=lib/calculator.rb --output=spec/calculator_spec.rb --description="Division by zero"
ruby run-test.rb --file=spec/calculator_spec.rb
Output Format
JSON with success, passed, failed, total, and failures array.
Quick Install
/plugin add https://github.com/FortiumPartners/ai-mesh/tree/main/rspec-testCopy and paste this command in Claude Code to install this skill
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