Model Specs / Edits
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Merb-Fixtures
As we said, Merb itself doesn’t provide any fixture framework, but there is a plugin called Merb-fixtures which provides flexible and easy to use fixtures system for merb >= 0.9.4.
As we said, Merb itself doesn’t provide any fixture framework, but there is a plugin called Merb-fixtures which provides flexible and easy to use fixtures system.
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Fixtures
As we said, Merb itself doesn’t provide any fixture framework, but there is a plugin called Merb-fixtures which provides flexible and easy to use fixtures system.
Fixtures As we said, Merb itself doesn’t provide any fixture framework, but there is a plugin called Merb-fixtures which provides flexible and easy to use fixtures system.
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Merb is ORM agnostic, and there is no common way to write specs due to the differences in the ORM you choose. In fact, Merb itself provides no additional helpers, matchers, or fixture framework for your specs.
Merb is ORM agnostic, and there is no common way to write specs due to the differences in the ORM you choose. In fact, Merb provides no additional helpers, matchers, or fixture framework for your specs.
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Fixtures As we said, Merb itself doesn’t provide any fixture framework, but there is a plugin called Merb-fixtures which provides flexible and easy to use fixtures system.
Merb-fixtures are quite different from fixtures in Rails: you write it in Ruby DSL, not in YAML as in Rails, so it’s more powerful. Merb-fixtures are useful not just for testing – it has great API and you can use it from Merb console. Other great place when you can use Merb-fixtures are migrations.
For more informations see its README
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The only assumption Merb makes about your models is a to_param method. Other than that, you are not required to include a module or inherit from a parent class. ORMs with a merb plugin will handle this for you.
The only assumption Merb makes about your models is a to_param method. Other than that, you are not required to include a module or inherit from a parent class. ORM’s with a merb plugin will handle this for you.
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The only assumption Merb makes about your models is a to_param method. Other than that, you are not required to include a module or inherit from a parent class. ORM’s with a merb plugin will handle this for you.
The only assumption Merb makes about your models is a to_param method. Other than that, you are not bound to include a module or inherit from a parent class. ORM’s with a merb plugin will handle this for you.
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Helpers & Matchers
None!
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The only assumption Merb makes about your models is a to_param method. Other than that, you are not bound to include a module or inherit from a parent class. ORM’s with a merb plugin will handle this for you.
The only assumption Merb makes about your models is a to_param method. Other than that, you are not bound to implement a module or inherit from a parent class.
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Keep In Mind
The only assumption Merb makes about your models is a to_param method. Other than that, you are not bound to implement a module or inherit from a parent class.
