On Jun 22, 2009, at 10:28 AM, Andrew Premdas wrote:
Recently I got some wonderful help from the list to create my
NamedAddress module/macro which tests NamedAddresses for a number of
different resources.
The question I have is where should I put this module? At the moment
I've got it in spec_helper, but this feels a bit messy
Many thanks
Andrew
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Hey Andrew,
I don't think there is a known convention for this. If I only use the
macro for a single set of examples then I leave the macro code inline
with the actual examples. Once I need it in multiple files then I
will move it to my root spec dir. I suppose you could create a spec/
macros dir if you want (this would make it easier to require all of
the ones you have). I generally don't have a whole lot so I just put
my macros and matchers under spec/ and let spec_helper require them.
Then in your spec helper if you want all of your examples to have
access to these macros you can say:
Spec::Runner.configure do |config|
config.extend(MyMacro, MyOtherMacro)
end
HTH,
Ben
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