Mr Robot

Minimalist command line application built with ruby, using Thor for interface and params management. Tests are written using Rspec.

Installation

Make sure you are using ruby 3.2.2, e.g rbenv local 3.2.2
Clone the repo and cd to it
Run: bundle install
Play with it! Try typing bundle exec thor list to see the list of available commands with examples and params usage

Main App or "entry point" is app.thor. In it, you'll find the commands that compose the application: interactive and import.
Interactive runs the app on a loop that can be exited by typing exit or just by ctrl-c
- bundle exec thor app:interactive will run the app and ask for a valid command
- If an invalid command is passed, you should see an error message (Invalid command)
- The input is case insensitive, e.g MoVe is a valid command.
Import takes a file path as an argument and reads the commands line by line.
- bundle exec thor app:import spec/fixtures/commands.txt parse the commands and output the reports
- If no file is found a Looks like you entered an invalid file message should be displayed

Just type bundle exec rspec to run all tests.

Not happy with the test for the .thor file, but it's how some of the tests are done in their repo: https://github.com/rails/thor/blob/a43d92fad7ebd77d359b7b96eb3db8a73ef9057c/spec/shell/basic_spec.rb#L48. It works?! but there's got to be a better way, maybe Cucumber?
Docker to test it easier locally
Configure some CI to run checks to prevent merging when the build is failing
Not happy with some validations
It's a bit bland, needs more salsa, at least on the prompts
Certainly, so much more that can be done xD!

Feel free to test with multiple files and play with the app!