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Feature: Guard "init" command
In order to quickly start a new project with Guard
As a user
I want Guard to create a Guardfile template for me
@in-process
Scenario: Create an empty Guardfile
When I run `guard init -b`
Then the output should match /Writing new Guardfile to .*Guardfile$/
And the file "Guardfile" should contain "# A sample Guardfile"
@in-process
Scenario: Create a Guardfile using a plugin's template
When I run `guard init rspec`
Then the output should match /Writing new Guardfile to .*Guardfile$/
And the file "Guardfile" should match /^guard :rspec, cmd: ['"]bundle exec rspec["'] do$/
@in-process
Scenario: Add plugin to when empty Guardfile exists
Given my Guardfile contains:
"""
"""
When I run `guard init rspec`
Then the output should match /rspec guard added to Guardfile, feel free to edit it$/
And the file "Guardfile" should match /^guard :rspec, cmd: ['"]bundle exec rspec["'] do$/
@in-process
Scenario: Add plugin when Guardfile contains only options
Given my Guardfile contains:
"""
notification :off
"""
When I run `guard init rspec`
Then the output should match /rspec guard added to Guardfile, feel free to edit it$/
And the file "Guardfile" should match /^guard :rspec, cmd: ['"]bundle exec rspec["'] do$/
@in-process
Scenario: Avoid adding plugin multiple times
Given my Guardfile contains:
"""
"""
When I run `guard init rspec`
And I run `guard init rspec`
Then the output should match /rspec guard added to Guardfile, feel free to edit it/
And the output should match /.*Guardfile already includes rspec guard/
And the file "Guardfile" should match /^guard :rspec, cmd: ['"]bundle exec rspec["'] do$/
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