1. Practice defining a class and using an attr_accessor to create setter and getter methods
2. Use TDD to write working code

You will be writing an EmailParser class that gets initialized with a string of emails.

Your job is to parse those emails into a useful array using an instance method, parse.

I should be able to do this:

emails = "[email protected], [email protected]"
parser = EmailParser.new(emails)

parser.parse
# => ["[email protected]", "[email protected]"]

You should be able to initialize with a list of emails either separated with spaces or separated with commas. The parse method should, additionally, only return unique emails.

This lab is test-driven, so run the test suite to get started and use the test output to get the program working.

Hints:

• How will you control for parsing a list of emails that is either comma separated or separated by a white space.
• Use an attr_accessor to set and get the list of emails

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