Added Toggle .only package

[CurtisHumphrey]

Toggles ".only" on and off of describe and it for test files in javascript

[packagecontrol-bot]

Automated testing result: SUCCESS

Repo link: Toggle .only

Packages added:
  - Toggle .only

Processing package "Toggle .only"
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[FichteFoll]

You cannot use dots in the package's name due to how Python importing works.

[CurtisHumphrey]

Are you sure @FichteFoll as I have this installed via add github source and everything has been working fine. I think the name field was just a pretty print thing.

[FichteFoll]

Yes, I am sure. #2524 covers this.

Package Control installs the package under the name specified, i.e. it either calls your package Toggle .only.sublime-package or extracts it to a folder named Toggle .only (if .no-sublime-package is provided, which isn't necessary here). You can try this yourself, as importing the Python plugin will fail.

[CurtisHumphrey]

hmm, I see what you are getting at now. They way I installed it, it use the repo name. Fixing it in just a moment.

[packagecontrol-bot]

Automated testing result: SUCCESS

Repo link: Toggle only for Tests

Packages added:
  - Toggle only for Tests

Processing package "Toggle only for Tests"
  - All checks passed

[FichteFoll]

You'll have to fix the package order after the name change: https://travis-ci.org/wbond/package_control_channel/builds/308559511#L675

[packagecontrol-bot]

Automated testing result: SUCCESS

Repo link: Toggle only for Tests

Packages added:
  - Toggle only for Tests

Processing package "Toggle only for Tests"
  - All checks passed

[Thom1729]

I read through the documentation and I still can't quite tell what this package is for. Some specific unit-testing framework? What framework? Is there an existing package for that framework that may provide similar functionality, or to which this functionality could be added?

You're creating a global keybinding that applies in every scope. If possible, you should add context conditions to the binding so that it's only available when you're using the relevant testing framework.

You're only performing the modification on the first selection. You should probably do it on every selection. (This would also handle the case where there is no selection.)

[FichteFoll]

I agree with these.

You're creating a global keybinding that applies in every scope. If possible, you should add context conditions to the binding so that it's only available when you're using the relevant testing framework.

You're only performing the modification on the first selection. You should probably do it on every selection. (This would also handle the case where there is no selection.)

Please address this feedback before we proceed with the merge.
I don't care which testing framework this is for, but I don't recall having seen a package like this before.

[CurtisHumphrey]

So If I understand correctly you would like:

• Better readme file that says what framework this is for
• Somehow add context conditions to restrict it to only certain type of files?
• Allow modification on more than one sections

I did quite a bit of looking but the other packages (ones related to Mocha or Jasmine - both JS testing) seem to all be related to either running the tests or generating templates. This one doesn't really fit with either as it more a helper for toggle tests on and off that are auto-running in the background somewhere on a file watcher. I'm not sure how to do the context but I can look it up.

[FichteFoll]

• Somehow add context conditions to restrict it to only certain type of files?
• Allow modification on more than one sections

These are the important parts here. If you need any help with that, I can guide you towards documentation or an implementation.

[FichteFoll]

@CurtisHumphrey ping