Glint: Fires arbitrary TCP server processs for tests
id:tokuhirom's Test::TCP is very useful to test code against real arbitrary TCP server processes. I've wanted it for Ruby for long time. Now I started feeling I really need it, I ported it to Ruby.
server = Glint::Server.new do |port| # Execute target server process exec command, args end server.start # Test your code against the server process client = MyClient.new('127.0.0.1', server.port) client.do_something exit # The process executed above will be shutdown here.
This library supports only server execution so far different from the orignal Perl module. I'm wondering whether I should add utility method and support for client dispatching or not.