Watchr is a continuous-testing tool by Martin Aumont in the vein of Autotest (part of the ZenTest package).
Unlike Autotest, Watchr doesn't depend on rubygems, and you can set it up to watch any of your project's files, executing arbitrary ruby when things change. Watchr configuration takes the form:
watch('pattern') { |match_data_object| command_to_run }
For example, to produce Autotest-like functionality, you'd just specify Watchr to run the tests whenever a test or some library code...
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