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RSpec Quick Reference Core API Arbitrary Block object.should_satisfy arg. Object.should_not_satisify object.should ==.with(:no_args) #accepts a Fixnum for the second arg #accepts an int for the first arg #allows a float for the third arg #asks for a Fixnum for the fourth arg #receive a boolean.

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Rspec Cheat Sheet

RSpec Quick Reference Core API Arbitrary Block object.should_satisfy arg. Object.should_not_satisify object.should ==.with(:no_args) #accepts a Fixnum for the second arg #accepts an int for the first arg #allows a float for the third arg #asks for a Fixnum for the fourth arg #receive a boolean.

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rSpec Quick Reference

Core API
Arbitrary Block
object.should_satisfy {|arg| ...} object.should_not_satisfy {|arg| ...} object.should_equal <value> object.should_not_equal <value> object.should == <value> object.should_be_close <val>, <delta> object.should_not_be_close <val>, <delta> object.should_be <value> object.should_not_be <value> object.should_predicate [args] object.should_be_predicate [args] object.should_not_predicate [args] object.should_not_be_predicate [args] object.should_be > <value> object.should_be < <value> object.should_match <regex> object.should_not_match <regex> object.should =~ <regex> object.should_be_an_instance_of <class> object.should_not_be_an_instance_of <class> object.should_be_a_kind_of <class> object.should_not_be_a_kind_of <class> object.should_respond_to <symbol> object.should_not_respond_to <symbol> proc.should_raise <exception> proc.should_not_raise <exception> proc.should_raise proc.should_not_raise proc.should_throw <symbol> proc.should_not_throw <symbol> proc.should_not_throw object.should_include <object> object.should_not_include <object object.should_have(<n>).things object.should_have_at_least(<n>).things object.should_have_at_most(<n>).things

Mock API
Creating a mock
mock = mock(<name>) mock = mock(<name>, <options>) mock = mock("blah", :null_object => true)

Equality

Expecting Messages

mock.should_receive(:<message>)

Floating Point Comparison

mock.should_not_receive(:<message>) Arbitrary Message Handling


mock.should_receive(:msg) do | a1 a2 ... | end .with(<args>) .with(:no_args) .with(:any_args)

Identity

Expecting Arguments

Arbitrary Predicate

Argument Constraints :anything, :numeric, :boolean, :string, duck_type(message(s))


Pattern Matching

accepts anything that responds to all the message(s): #accepts a Fixnum for the second arg .with(a, duck_type(:abs, :div))

Receive Counts
.any_number_of_times .once .twice .exactly(n).times .at_least(:once) .at_least(:twice) .at_least(n).times

Ancestor Class

Type

Return Values
.and_return(v) .and_return(v1, v2, ..., vn) implies consequtive returns & .at_least(n).times .and_return {...}

Raising

Raising and Throwing

Throwing

.and_raise(<exception>) .and_throw(<symbol>) mock.should_receive(:flip).once.ordered mock.should_receive(:flop).once.ordered

Ordering

Containment

Collection Size

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Command Line Interface


Basic Usage
spec file

-f s -f specdoc --format s --format specdoc $spec -f s -s "An empty stack" examples/stack_spec.rb An empty - should - should - should stack accept an item when sent push complain when sent top complain when sent pop

runs all specs in the given le


spec directory

runs all specs in all ruby les in the given directory


spec file/dir-1 file/dir-2 file/dir-n

Finished in 0.003552 seconds

Running Specic Specications


-s CONTEXT_AND_OR_SPEC_NAME --spec CONTEXT_AND_OR_SPEC_NAME

1 context, 3 specifications, 0 failures -f r -f rdoc --format r --format rdoc spec -f r -s "An empty stack" examples/stack_spec.rb # An empty stack # * should accept an item when sent push # * should complain when sent top # * should complain when sent pop -f <custom formatter class> --format <custom formatter class> -c, --color, --colour

General Options
-v, --version -h, --help -d, --dry-run -r file, --require file

Output Formating
$spec -s "An empty stack" examples/stack_spec.rb ... Finished in 0.001903 seconds 1 context, 3 specifications, 0 failures

Colour the nal status line green or red

When There Are Failures


$spec failing_examples/mocking_spec.rb .F 1) MockExpectationError in 'Mocker should fail when expected message not received' Mock 'poke me' expected 'poke' once, but received it 0 times ./failing_examples/mocking_spec.rb:13:in `' Finished in 0.00242 seconds 2 specifications, 1 failures spec -f s failing_examples/mocking_spec.rb Mocker - should be able to call mock() - should fail when expected message not received (FAILED - 1) 1) MockExpectationError in 'Mocker should fail when expected message not received' Mock 'poke me' expected 'poke' once, but received it 0 times ./failing_examples/mocking_spec.rb:13:in `' Finished in 0.004135 seconds 2 specifications, 1 failures

2006 Dave Astels www.daveastels.com

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