On May 26, 2008, at 6:54 PM, Tim Glen wrote:
On 23-May-08, at 6:23 PM, Pat Maddox wrote:
RSpec currently includes the described module so that you can call
methods directly. It will no longerdo that automatically, so you'll
have to manually include the module if you want these direct calls.
Rails helpers are defined in modules, so that's why this is showing
up.
So I find myself wondering - is this the case for just helper
modules or all modules? For instance, I have a module which gets
included into some controllers, but I'd like to spec against it
directly so I don't have in those other controllers... I'm not sure
how to set this up. What's the best practice?
First of all, don't ever believe anybody when they tell you something
is a best practice.
That said - here's what I *usually* do:
describe WhizBangModule do
it "should do something" do
whiz_banger = Object.new
whiz_banger.extend WhizBangModule
whiz_banger.whiz.should == "bang"
end
end
or something like that. Make sense?
I'm on Rails 2.0.2 and just updated to the fresh Rspec 1.1.4
thanks,
tim
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