> Factory.define :person do |f|
> f.first_name {"MyString"}
> f.middle_name {"MyString"}
> f.last_name {"MyString"}
> end
>
> Factory.define :address do |f|
> f.person_id {1}
> f.address {"MyString"}
> f.zip {"94587"}
> f.city {"MyString"}
> f.state {"MyString"}
> end
>
>
>
you pass a block like this if you need reevaluation like when using a rand
function or faker, it makes no sense to do it with a fixed value
f.address ' foo' is the same as f.address { 'foo' }
the first and second address created will have the same value in both cases
f.zip rand(1000) the first and second record created will have the same
value
f.zip { rand(1000) } each record will have a unique value
so you should add faker and then
f.city {Faker::Address.city}
will give you a differente city for each record
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