This is my first attempt at a vim plugin bundle. I’m sure there are dragons in here. :-)
I’m currently using Pathogen and am assuming you are too. That means you should be able to do:
git clone git://github.com/claco/jasmine.vim.git bundle/jasmine
inside of your ~/.vim directory. If you’re using submodules to track your bundles:
git submodule add git://github.com/claco/jasmine.vim.git bundle/jasmine
git submodule init
git submodule update
This plugin is pretty basic right now. It currently:
You can disable templating by setting g:jasmine_use_templates=""
By default, the plugin assumes the templates are in bundle/jasmine/template and the snippets are in bundle/jasmine/snippets. You can override those by setting g:jasmine_snippets_directory and g:jasmine_templates_directory in your vimrc
I’m slowly working on interactive spec running support. Currently, the Jasmine() command is provided for jasmine buffers. When invoked, it searches the current/parent directories of that buffer for the nearest Rakefile and invokes rake jasmine:ci to run all specs.
Jasmine buffers now have compiler set to the jasmine compiler and leader-m is mapped to run :Jasmine → jasmine#run_tests → :make → rake jasmine:ci
If the specs fail, the bottom buffer status turns Red. If all specs pass, the status turns Green.
I plan on adding quickfix error support.
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