Python CLI that allows you to quickly create basic rspec tests for your puppet modules
## Get Started
Install `quickrspecpuppet` using one of the following:
$ pip install quickrspecpuppet
$ python setup.py install
Run `quickrspecpuppet` in the root directory of your puppet module:
$ quickrspecpuppet
## Usage
Quickly create basic rspec tests for your puppet modules
```
Usage:
quickrspecpuppet [ --directory=DIRECTORY ] [ --force ] [ --verbose ]
quickrspecpuppet (-h | --help)
Options:
-d, --directory=DIRECTORY Base directory of puppet module [default: os.cwd]
-f, --force Overwrite tests if they exist
-v, --verbose Enable verbose logging
-h, --help Show this screen.
```
## Packaging
Building an RPM:
```
make rpms
```
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