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Feature: Reading Data files in Gem-based Themes
As a hacker who likes to share my expertise
I want to be able to include data files in my gemified theme
In order to supplement the templates with default text-strings
Scenario: A site not using a gem-based theme
Given I have a configuration file with:
| key | value |
| exclude | [Gemfile, Gemfile.lock] |
And I have a Gemfile with plugin:
| name | path |
| test-plugin | ../../test/fixtures/test-plugin |
When I run bundle exec jekyll build
Then I should get a zero exit status
And the _site directory should exist
And the "_site/test-feed.xml" file should exist
Scenario: Theme-gem has a data file to support i18n
Given I have a configuration file with:
| key | value |
| lang | fr |
| theme | test-theme |
| gems | [jekyll-data] |
| exclude | [Gemfile, Gemfile.lock] |
And I have a "locales.md" file with content:
"""
---
---
{% assign ui = site.data.locales[site.lang] %}
{% assign user = "John Smith" %}
{{ ui.greeting }} {{ user }}
{{ ui.prev }}
{{ ui.next }}
"""
And I have a valid Gemfile
When I run bundle exec jekyll build
Then I should get a zero exit status
And the _site directory should exist
And I should see "Bonjour, Bienvenue! John Smith" in "_site/locales.html"
And I should see "précédent" in "_site/locales.html"
And I should see "prochain" in "_site/locales.html"
Scenario: Overriding a data file within theme-gem - Method I
Given I have a configuration file with:
| key | value |
| lang | fr |
| theme | test-theme |
| gems | [jekyll-data] |
| exclude | [Gemfile, Gemfile.lock] |
And I have a "locales.md" file with content:
"""
---
---
{% assign ui = site.data.locales[site.lang] %}
{% assign user = "John Smith" %}
{{ ui.greeting }} {{ user }}!
{{ ui.prev }}
{{ ui.next }}
"""
And I have a _data directory
And I have a "_data/locales.yml" file with content:
"""
fr:
greeting: "Bonjour! Bienvenue"
"""
And I have a valid Gemfile
When I run bundle exec jekyll build
Then I should get a zero exit status
And the _site directory should exist
And I should see "Bonjour! Bienvenue John Smith!" in "_site/locales.html"
And I should see "précédent" in "_site/locales.html"
And I should see "prochain" in "_site/locales.html"
Scenario: Overriding a data file within theme-gem - Method II
Given I have a configuration file with:
| key | value |
| lang | fr |
| theme | test-theme |
| gems | [jekyll-data] |
| exclude | [Gemfile, Gemfile.lock] |
And I have a "locales.md" file with content:
"""
---
---
{% assign ui = site.data.locales[site.lang] %}
{% assign user = "John Smith" %}
{{ ui.greeting }} {{ user }}!
{{ ui.prev }}
{{ ui.next }}
"""
And I have a _data/locales directory
And I have a "_data/locales/fr.yml" file with content:
"""
greeting: "Bonjour! Bienvenue"
"""
And I have a valid Gemfile
When I run bundle exec jekyll build
Then I should get a zero exit status
And the _site directory should exist
And I should see "Bonjour! Bienvenue John Smith!" in "_site/locales.html"
And I should see "précédent" in "_site/locales.html"
And I should see "prochain" in "_site/locales.html"
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