I agree that mocks are one of the harder concepts to grasp. In my case -
although I will probably get some flack - I created some simple real
objects first, then tried to mimic their behavior with mocks.
When you are first leaning sometimes I find it better to start with a
known real object th
The RSpec Book from Pragmatic Programmers is excellent IMO.
Best,
Carl
Andy Koch wrote:
http://www.pragprog.com/titles/achbd/the-rspec-book
On Nov 20, 1:11 pm, Jon Pincus wrote:
Hi all,
I'm with a team of engineers who are new to RSpec, and I'm looking for
some good introductory materia
Well i just started using RSpec about a week ago and mostly I was just
trying to learn how to use mocks as I could have easily just created the
real object in this case.
Anyway, I had a real object, that needed to contain a hash of a yet to
be created object, which itself contained a hash of a
Ashley Moran wrote:
On 20 Oct 2009, at 17:36, Carl Graff wrote:
Is it possible to create a stub that returns hash values.
For example I would like to convert this:
@siteItem = stub('plmSiteItem', :one => "uno")
To something like this:
@siteItem = stub('plmSite
Is it possible to create a stub that returns hash values.
For example I would like to convert this:
@siteItem = stub('plmSiteItem', :one => "uno")
To something like this:
@siteItem = stub('plmSiteItem', {'one' => 'uno', 'two' => 'dos'} )
So that I can do this:
@siteItem['one'] should ==
Alex Chaffee wrote:
I often create integration programs in Ruby that utilize ActiveRecord without
the full Rails stack. So I wonder what the best way would be to fully utilize
Cucumber and RSpec for BDD in this context.
1. Should I still include rspec-rails so hopefully at least the Model supp
Matt Wynne wrote:
On 1 Sep 2009, at 19:44, Rick DeNatale wrote:
On Tue, Sep 1, 2009 at 1:51 PM, Carl Graff wrote:
Of less importance:
Actually I have considered creating/converting these integration
applications as full blown Rails applications since they definitely
have a
model and
Hi,
I often create integration programs in Ruby that utilize ActiveRecord
without the full Rails stack. So I wonder what the best way would be to
fully utilize Cucumber and RSpec for BDD in this context.
1. Should I still include rspec-rails so hopefully at least the Model
support is availab
