I recently updated my vim script for running rspec specs from vim.
I’ve been working on a project that has a large Test::Unit test suite and I missed being able to execute one testcase from within vim. I finally got around to coding this. HItting !s will execute the current testcase based on the cursor’s position. Hitting !S will run all the cases in the file. It’s intelligent about whether you’re in a Test::Unit file or an rspec file. (It will also run your scala specs if you’re in an sbt project.)
function! BDD(args) if bufname("%") =~ "test.rb" call RunTest(a:args) elseif bufname("%") =~ ".scala" call RunSBTTest() elseif bufname("%") =~ "spec.rb" call RunSpec(a:args) else echo "don't know how to BDD this file" endendfunction function! RunTest(args) let cursor = matchstr(a:args, '\d\+') if cursor while !exists("cmd") && cursor != 1 if match(getline(cursor), 'def test') >= 0 let cmd = ":! ruby % -vv -n ". matchstr(getline(cursor), "test_[a-zA-Z_]*") else let cursor -= 1 end endwhile end if !exists("cmd") let cmd = ":! ruby % -vv" end execute cmdendfunction function! RunSpec(args) if exists("b:rails_root") && filereadable(b:rails_root . "/script/spec") let spec = b:rails_root . "/script/spec" else let spec = "spec" end let cmd = ":! " . spec . " % -cfn " . a:args execute cmdendfunction function! RunSBTTest() execute ":! java -jar ~/sbt-launcher-0.5.5.jar test"endfunction map !s :call BDD("-l " . <C-r>=line('.')<CR>)map !S :call BDD("") 
