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= Testoaster
Some testing goodies for Rails
= Functionality of Testoaster
This gem is designed for unit and functional tests.
This gem does the following:
adds method puts!() that allows you to inspect an element faster. The output (to standard) of puts!() is prepended by "+++ +++" so it is easier to find in logs. The output is .inspect`ed for clarity.
adds method puts_each!() that works like puts!() but on a list
adds method todo(msg='') that fails with a message
suppresses Paperclip attachment warnings
adds method assert_layout(layout)
adds method t(), which returns your localization information from file en.yml . The scopes of translations must be dot-delimited, for example: t('users.errors.unauthorized')
adds method sign_in_path() which always returns '/users/sign_in'
adds assert_contains(str) method which seeks the str as a regex in the response body.
== Contributing to testoaster
== Copyright
Copyright (c) 2012 Computational Arts Corporation. See LICENSE.txt for further details.
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