ghrunit

When using GHUnit from the command line to run your tests, it gets pretty verbose. So you're spending time combing through the results. Time you could have been spending on reading hackernews; so let's change that.

• Colored output
• Better grouping of tests

So this:

Becomes this:

1. Be sure to read this for the command line build.
2. Install the gem (gem install ghrunit)
3. Create a Rakefile at the .xcodeproj level
4. Fill the Rakefile with:

require 'rake'
require 'ghrunit'

task :default => [:test]

desc "Cleans the build folder"
task :clean do
  `rm -rf build/*`
end

desc "Tests the app from the command line"
task :test do
  ENV['GHUNIT_CLI']="1"
  GHRunit.new(:target => "tests")
end

Open your Terminal, navigate to the project folder and do rake test, this should show your tests, neatly organised and colored.

Yes.

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