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The best way we've found to develop gems locally is by using a local setting for your Bundler config. First, checkout the project locally:
$ pwd
/PROJECT_ROOT/
$ mkdir vendor # if one does not exist
$ echo "/vendor/" >> .gitignore
$ git clone [email protected]:auth0/omniauth-auth0.git vendor/omniauth-auth0
Cloning into 'vendor/omniauth-auth0'...Now, run the following command in your project root directory:
$ bundle config --local local.omniauth-auth0 /PROJECT_ROOT/vendor/omniauth-auth0
You are replacing the current local value of local.omniauth-auth0, which is currently nil
$ bundle config
Settings are listed in order of priority. The top value will be used.
local.omniauth-auth0
Set for your local app (/PROJECT_ROOT/.bundle/config): "/PROJECT_ROOT/vendor/omniauth-auth0"Finally, add or change the gem include to add a github: param:
source 'https://rubygems.org'
# ...
# OmniAuth strategy for authenticating with Auth0
gem 'omniauth-auth0', github: 'auth0/omniauth-auth0'
#..Now you should be able to make changes locally and have them reflected in your test app. Keep in mind you'll need to restart your app between changes.
Great explanation for why this setup works well.
Tests should be added for additional or modified functionality and all tests should run successfully before submitting a PR.
All new tests should be added to the /spec/omniauth directory. Testing resources, like JSON fixtures, should be added to the /spec/resources directory.
Running tests is as simple as:
$ bundle exec rake specDocumentation for this gem is primarily done at the code level. All new methods should include a docblock at least.
Code quality is enforced across the entire gem with Rubocop:
$ bundle exec rake rubocop