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= CliCase - Gem extending Shoulda or Test::Unit with macros for testing command line apps
= Basic Usage
== Installation sudo gem install afurmanov-clicase
== Example Assuming you decided to write a new command line utility CliApp and you know that CliApp#run is its entry point. You may start with writing simplest test:
requrie 'clicase'
class CliTest < Test::Unit::TestCase run_command_line_as {CliApp.run}
run_with_options ["--help"] do
  assert_successful_run
  assert_out_contains /Usage:/
end
end
= Shortcumings Only tested on the 1.8.7 Ruby implementation and with Shoulda 2.10.1
= License CliCase is released under the MIT license.
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