Learn Ruby and Rails app testing with The Minitest Cookbook
Learn to test with confidence Learning to test your Ruby and Rails code can be tough. Even after you've been through blog posts and tutorials, screencasts and demo apps, you might find yourself feeling more lost than ever. Ruby and Rails developers emphasize testing for good reasons, and you want to get on board, but even so, it can be damn hard to learn. You just want to write tests that tell you
Test Rake Tasks Like a BOSS
Testing Rake tasks is one of the most painful things I do as a Ruby developer. Even after extracting all the code out into a separate class (which helps a lot), I still want to make sure I test that the right classes got called correctly with the right arguments. I wanted the subject to be the task, where I could call invoke, check its prerequisites, etc. describe "cron:hourly" do its(:prerequisit
Replace Rake with Thor
Okay, let’s be honest, when was the last time you actually wrote a unit test for a Rake task? My guess is NEVER. Unit testing Rake tasks is a pain in the ass to say the least. Most developers “work around” unit testing Rake tasks by extracting logic out of the Rake task and into an actual unit testable Ruby object, still leaving the actual Rake task untested. This may be acceptable for some develo
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