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I think this format is the logical conclusion, and improvement over, mixing what are effectively global assertions on to every object. The ideal is a single me
by srbaker 5y ago
I think this format is the logical conclusion, and improvement over, mixing what are effectively global assertions on to every object.
The ideal is a single method (call it `assert` if you want) that takes a block, and does the right thing, is the overall best.
- FrancoisBosun 5y agoJim Weirich wrote rspec-given. This gem allows one to write really nice assertions: Given { @stack = Stack.new } When { @stack.push(1) } Then { @stack.peek == 1 } And { @stack.size == 1 } What you wish for is embedded in When and And. Check it out: https://github.com/jimweirich/rspec-given https://github.com/jimweirich/rspec-given
- jamie_ca 5y agoThe biggest benefit in my mind of rspec-given is that it allows you to combine the speed benefits of running the test setup once (When) with the clarity of granular assertions that report failures independently (Then).