you don't need the

beforeEachTest

when using it

so

val compositeDisposable = subject.compositeDisposable

with Kotlin 1.1 local delegated properties would solve your problem

Why don't I need beforeEach with it? Did it somehow change from before?

the body of

on

will only be invoked during the execution phase. It represents an action, `it`s under it are basically assertions you can even remove them

this

on('some action') {
    val something = doTheAction()
    
    it('should be something') {
        assertThat(...)
    }
    
    it('should not be something') {
        assertFalse(...)
    }
}

is the same as

on('some action') {
    val something = doTheAction()

    assertThat(...)

    assertFalse(...)

}

I think I'm still a little stuck in an old pattern. I wanted to refresh my instance

But I don't need a new instance in the snippet I've posted earlier.

Still just need some practice getting fully into specs. Thanks for reminding me!

also, any `it`s under

on

will share the same subject instance

Yeah but that's fine! :)

Any plans for more documentation? Or was I looking in the wrong place?

working on it 🙂

it's very lacking atm

We all writing documentation don't we :D

I'm currently working on extensions, will write more docs after that 🙂

If I'm feeling more confident using Spek. Im willing to contribute. I'm to unfamiliar with writing testing frameworks so can't be of much help there I think

The extensions for other frameworks? Like spring etc?

yep

Awesome!

Hey guys, I need your opinions on https://github.com/JetBrains/spek/issues/115 🙂 TIA!

Looks good! Quite excited to see delegated properties, that mockito example is awesome

hi there is no still good way to use latest spek, junit5/4 and android studio ?

Junit 5 is not avaliable for Android so nothing the spek developers can do about that.

Although I'm happy to be using Spek again. You need an extra clean step to run tests.

So either make a pre-task test step in your gradle, or just run them from cli with an clean task before your test task and then it runs fine

I'm getting

Empty test suite

if I use any Spek fixture in an android project

testCompile 'org.jetbrains.spek:spek-api:1.1.0-beta2'
testCompile 'org.jetbrains.spek:spek-junit-platform-engine:1.1.0-beta2'
testCompile 'org.junit.platform:junit-platform-runner:1.0.0-M3'

Is it known issue? Should I report?

@adambl4 can you paste your spec?

and the whole build script as well please 🙂

@raniejade it was just created spec with one level

describe - beforeEachTest - it

. I have no other Spek related configs in my build script since it's an android project and

JUnit5

gradle plugin is not compatible yet