a little Perl spice for ruby

An insightful blog post got me envying some of the brevity of Perl, so I implemented a couple useful idioms from Test::More in Ruby (which is pretty trivial since it allows opening up a class).

We'd like to have a really terse vocabulary when describing the most common test cases:

## equality
num = 8
num.should.equal 8  # bacon
num.must_equal 8    # minitest::spec
num.should == 8     # rspec
num.is 8            # clearly superior,  similar to Test::More "is a, b"

## true/false
(num == 8).should.be.true # bacon
(num == 8).ok             # superior, like Test::more "ok (something)"

So, for Bacon at least, this is all that needs to be done (put in your spec_helper.rb file)

class Object
  def is(arg)
    should.equal(arg)
  end
  def ok
    should.equal true
  end
end

The argument against this would go, "well, it's better to be more verbose and understood". The counter-argument something like, "this still makes sense and is way easier to write, so I can write more spec's which == better code".