Documentation of how to use tags

[r-weisser]

Hi, first of all - I really like exploring and diving deeper to nspec.

I'm filtering my testcases with tags which is working fine.
Right now for most cases it works to add tags in fluent description

void do_test()
{
    it["do some stuff", "label"] = () => testCase1();

    context["then something else", ""longperformancetest"] = () => 
    {
        it["testcase 2.1"] = () => case21();
        it["testcase 2.2"] = () => case22();
        it["testcase 2.3"] = () => case23();
        ...
    };
}

But I'm missing the way to associate filter tags directly to a test method.
The documentation doesn't mention tags or restrictions to them.

[BrainCrumbz]

Glad you like it!

I think you're right, there's no mention about that in documentation, so that's a reminder for us to fix it.

You can use the [Tag("some-tag")] attribute in order to tag:

• whole classes:

  [Tag("some-tag")]
  public class describe_batman_sound_effects_as_text : nspec
  {

• method-level contexts:

  public class describe_batman_sound_effects_as_text : nspec
  {
    [Tag("some-tag")]
    void they_are_loud_and_emphatic()
    {

• method-level test specs:

  public class describe_batman_sound_effects_as_text : nspec
  {
    [Tag("some-tag")]
    void it_returns_expected_value()
    {
    }
  
    [Tag("some-tag")]
    void specify_returns_expected_value()
    {
    }

[daniel-harrison-cko]

bump.

[BrainCrumbz]

Hi there. Currently we (at BrainCrumbz) have no effort to put into improving this.

Are info above not sufficient to work with? If you have any specific need, post it here and we can try to give an answer to that.

Cheers

[daniel-harrison-cko]

Understood. Above information is sufficient. I'll see if I get some time to incorporate the information into the main docs.