David K. wrote in post #1018921:
> On Sun, Aug 28, 2011 at 10:29 AM, Ezequiel Schwartzman
> <li...@ruby-forum.com
>
> In my book this is fine.... you have a list of specific examples and it
> is
> clear what you are doing. I might go further and make sure that in fact
> it
> is the email which is valid/invalid vs just checking the model (at least
> in
> the case if you are checking what should be invalid data) as another
> field
> could be the invalid one.
>
> I also like shoulda as you get helpers like:
>
> it { should allow_value('david.n_k...@gmail.com.mx').for(:email) }
> it { should_not allow_value('david nathan kahn at gmail dot
> com').for(:email) }
Thanks! I'm looking into shoulda now, it seems very useful! ^^
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