create_readme.sh

#!/bin/bash
set -e

function write_file_contents {
    echo '```java'
    sed -e '1,/README_TEXT/d' -e '/README_TEXT/,$d' $1
    echo '```'
}

echo "
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)](https://search.maven.org/artifact/com.oneeyedmen/okeydoke)

okey-doke
=========

An Approval Testing library for Java and JUnit - like [Llewellyn Falco's](http://approvaltests.sourceforge.net/) but more Java'y.

A [helping hand](http://youtu.be/EbqaxWjIgOg) for many testing problems.

## Version 2

If you are upgrading from verions 1.x to version 2.x - JUnit 4 support has been moved from \`com.oneeyedmen.junit\` to \`com.oneeyedmen.junit4\`.

In return, you no longer need to specify whether your are using Java or Kotlin

## JUnit 5

"  > README.md

write_file_contents src/test/java/com/oneeyedmen/okeydoke/examples/ApprovalsExtensionTest.java >> README.md

echo "

The first time you run this test it will fail, but the result of \`doSomeCalculation\` will  be written into a
file next to the test, named  \`ApprovalsExtensionTest.something_that_we_want_to_be_the_same_next_time.actual\`

You can look at this file to check that it is what you expect, and if it is, approve the test by renaming the file
it to \`ApprovalsExtensionTest.something_that_we_want_to_be_the_same_next_time.approved\` (or ask the plugin to do it for you).

From then on the test will pass provided the result of \`doSomeCalculation\` doesn't change.
If it does change then you can either fix the code if it shouldn't have, or approve the new version.

## IntelliJ

There is an [IntelliJ plugin](https://github.com/s4nchez/okey-doke-idea) (thanks @s4nchez) to help approve your output.

## JUnit 4

We still support JUnit 4 with a Rule -
[ApprovalsRuleTest](src/test/java/com/oneeyedmen/okeydoke/examples/ApprovalsRuleTest.java)
"  >> README.md

write_file_contents src/test/java/com/oneeyedmen/okeydoke/examples/ApprovalsRuleTest.java >> README.md


echo "
Here you can use the \`ApprovalsRule\` as a approver.
" >> README.md