Just add your unit test file to the tests directory.

Please replace 'LastName' with 'NetId' in your filename.

If using rspec, add require 'rspec/autorun' to your test file (see tests/example_spec.rb). Make sure your filename ends in 'spec' or it will not be run correctly.

If using minitest, use require 'minitest/autorun' (see tests/example_minitest.rb). Make sure your class has a unique name or it will not run (such as <NetId>Test). If extending Minitest, make sure you use MiniTest::Test instead of MiniTest::Unit::TestCase

If using another (or no) testing framework, please make sure your file is runnable with ruby filename and then you can place it in the tests directory as normal.

If using no framework, it would be nice if you could format the output nicely, or quickly wrap your code in minitest or rspec.

Remove any importing of your Triple class or Enumerable module, we will use the standardized triple class in this directory.

You need to run these commands to install the testing libraries. (You'll need admin privledges, sudo on Linux)

gem install rspec
gem install rantly
gem install minitest

Specify the full path to your Enumerable module in triple.rb

Then simply:

ruby run_all.rb