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Diffstat (limited to 'jt.md')
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1 files changed, 33 insertions, 33 deletions
@@ -46,8 +46,8 @@ correctly. ~~~scenario given an installed jt -when I run jt2 config -then stdout matches regex dirname:.*/\.local.share/jt2 +when I run jt config +then stdout matches regex dirname:.*/\.local.share/jt then stdout matches regex editor: "/usr/bin/editor" ~~~ @@ -55,7 +55,7 @@ then stdout matches regex editor: "/usr/bin/editor" ~~~scenario given an installed jt -when I try to run jt2 --config does-not-exist config +when I try to run jt --config does-not-exist config then command fails then stderr contains "does-not-exist" ~~~ @@ -65,8 +65,8 @@ then stderr contains "does-not-exist" ~~~scenario given an installed jt given file empty.yaml -when I run jt2 --config empty.yaml config -then stdout matches regex dirname:.*/\.local.share/jt2 +when I run jt --config empty.yaml config +then stdout matches regex dirname:.*/\.local.share/jt then stdout matches regex editor: "/usr/bin/editor" ~~~ @@ -82,7 +82,7 @@ user's home directory. ~~~scenario given an installed jt given file config.yaml -when I run jt2 --config config.yaml config +when I run jt --config config.yaml config then stdout matches regex dirname:.*/.*/journal then stdout matches regex editor: "emacs" ~~~ @@ -97,7 +97,7 @@ editor: emacs ~~~scenario given an installed jt given file config.yaml -when I run jt2 --config config.yaml --dirname xxx --editor yyy config +when I run jt --config config.yaml --dirname xxx --editor yyy config then stdout matches regex dirname: "xxx" then stdout matches regex editor: "yyy" ~~~ @@ -109,7 +109,7 @@ then stdout matches regex editor: "yyy" ~~~scenario given an installed jt given file toomuch.yaml -when I try to run jt2 --config toomuch.yaml config +when I try to run jt --config toomuch.yaml config then command fails then stderr contains "unknown_field" ~~~ @@ -127,15 +127,15 @@ using the tool. ~~~scenario given an installed jt -when I run jt2 --dirname jrnl init default "My test journal" +when I run jt --dirname jrnl init default "My test journal" then command is successful and directory jrnl exists then there are no uncommitted changes in jrnl -when I run jt2 --dirname jrnl is-journal +when I run jt --dirname jrnl is-journal then command is successful -when I try to run jt2 --dirname bogus is-journal +when I try to run jt --dirname bogus is-journal then command fails ~~~ @@ -147,26 +147,26 @@ Verify that we can create a new draft entry for the journal. ~~~scenario given an installed jt -when I run jt2 --dirname jrnl init default "My test journal" +when I run jt --dirname jrnl init default "My test journal" then command is successful and there are no drafts in jrnl and there are no journal entries in jrnl -when I run jt2 --editor=none --dirname=jrnl new "Abracadabra" +when I run jt --editor=none --dirname=jrnl new "Abracadabra" then command is successful and there is one draft in jrnl and draft 0 in jrnl contains "Abracadabra" and draft 0 in jrnl contains "!meta date=" -when I run jt2 --dirname=jrnl list +when I run jt --dirname=jrnl list then stdout matches regex ^0 Abracadabra$ given an executable script append.sh -when I run jt2 --editor=./append.sh --dirname=jrnl edit 0 +when I run jt --editor=./append.sh --dirname=jrnl edit 0 then command is successful and draft 0 in jrnl contains "Open sesame!" -when I run jt2 --dirname=jrnl finish 0 abra +when I run jt --dirname=jrnl finish 0 abra then command is successful and there is one journal entry in jrnl, at FILE and file name <FILE> ends with .mdwn @@ -189,36 +189,36 @@ Verify that we can create two draft entries at the same time. ~~~scenario given an installed jt -when I run jt2 --dirname jrnl init default "My test journal" +when I run jt --dirname jrnl init default "My test journal" then command is successful then there are no drafts in jrnl then there are no journal entries in jrnl -when I run jt2 --editor=none --dirname=jrnl new "Abracadabra" +when I run jt --editor=none --dirname=jrnl new "Abracadabra" then command is successful then there is one draft in jrnl then draft 0 in jrnl contains "Abracadabra" -when I run jt2 --editor=none --dirname=jrnl new "Simsalabim" +when I run jt --editor=none --dirname=jrnl new "Simsalabim" then command is successful then there are two drafts in jrnl then draft 0 in jrnl contains "Abracadabra" then draft 1 in jrnl contains "Simsalabim" given an executable script append.sh -when I run jt2 --editor=./append.sh --dirname=jrnl edit 0 +when I run jt --editor=./append.sh --dirname=jrnl edit 0 then draft 0 in jrnl contains "Open sesame!" -when I run jt2 --editor=./append.sh --dirname=jrnl edit 1 +when I run jt --editor=./append.sh --dirname=jrnl edit 1 then draft 1 in jrnl contains "Open sesame!" -when I run jt2 --dirname=jrnl finish 0 abra +when I run jt --dirname=jrnl finish 0 abra then command is successful then there is one journal entry in jrnl, at FILE then journal entry <FILE> contains "Abracadabra" then journal entry <FILE> contains "Open sesame!" then there is one draft in jrnl -when I run jt2 --dirname=jrnl finish 1 sim +when I run jt --dirname=jrnl finish 1 sim then command is successful then there are two journal entries in jrnl, at FILE1 and FILE2 then journal entry <FILE1> contains "Abracadabra" @@ -238,23 +238,23 @@ Verify that we can remove a draft, and then create a new one. ~~~scenario given an installed jt -when I run jt2 --dirname jrnl init default "My test journal" +when I run jt --dirname jrnl init default "My test journal" then command is successful and there are no drafts in jrnl and there are no journal entries in jrnl -when I run jt2 --editor=none --dirname=jrnl new "Hulabaloo" +when I run jt --editor=none --dirname=jrnl new "Hulabaloo" then command is successful and there is one draft in jrnl and draft 0 in jrnl contains "Hulabaloo" and draft 0 in jrnl contains "!meta date=" -when I run jt2 --dirname=jrnl remove 0 +when I run jt --dirname=jrnl remove 0 then command is successful and there are no drafts in jrnl and there are no journal entries in jrnl -when I run jt2 --editor=none --dirname=jrnl new "Abracadabra" +when I run jt --editor=none --dirname=jrnl new "Abracadabra" then command is successful and there is one draft in jrnl and draft 0 in jrnl contains "Abracadabra" @@ -268,12 +268,12 @@ Verify that we can have a custom template for new journal entries. ~~~scenario given an installed jt -when I run jt2 --dirname jrnl init default "My test journal" +when I run jt --dirname jrnl init default "My test journal" then command is successful given file jrnl/.config/templates/new_entry from new_entry_template -when I run jt2 --editor=none --dirname=jrnl new "Abracadabra" +when I run jt --editor=none --dirname=jrnl new "Abracadabra" then command is successful and there is one draft in jrnl and draft 0 in jrnl contains "custom new entry template" @@ -291,19 +291,19 @@ to that topic page. ~~~scenario given an installed jt -when I run jt2 --dirname jrnl init default "My test journal" +when I run jt --dirname jrnl init default "My test journal" then command is successful -when I try to run jt2 --editor=none --dirname=jrnl new --topic foo "Abracadabra" +when I try to run jt --editor=none --dirname=jrnl new --topic foo "Abracadabra" then command fails then stderr contains "foo" -when I run jt2 --editor=none --dirname=jrnl new-topic foo "Things about Foo" +when I run jt --editor=none --dirname=jrnl new-topic foo "Things about Foo" then command is successful then file jrnl/foo.mdwn contains "Things about Foo" then there are no uncommitted changes in jrnl -when I run jt2 --editor=none --dirname=jrnl new --topic foo "Abracadabra" +when I run jt --editor=none --dirname=jrnl new --topic foo "Abracadabra" then command is successful and there is one draft in jrnl and draft 0 in jrnl links to "foo" |