I think that named fixtures are primarily a matter of taste. With that being
said, I did want to explain mine a bit.
> When extra attributes are needed as well, I think the test can become too
> busy.
>
A lot of time, I feel like processing the overrides hash is just a bandaid
over something mis
Pat Nakajima wrote:
I started writing up a response about why I wrote Fixjour, and why I
want it to be its own project, but it got really long. Here's a
Markdownified gist: http://gist.github.com/60389.
For the record, I think FR is a great tool (I link to it in Fixjour's
README), it's just not
I started writing up a response about why I wrote Fixjour, and why I
want it to be its own project, but it got really long. Here's a
Markdownified gist: http://gist.github.com/60389.
For the record, I think FR is a great tool (I link to it in Fixjour's
README), it's just not for me. Read the gist
Well sometimes one can't use an existing library becuase of some
reason or other, like in my case not using ActiveRecord.
So I came up with yet another way to do it, I think it is a hyvrid
between Fixtures and Factories.
outlined here...
http://blog.wolfman.com/posts/42
On Feb 7, 8:16 am, Jay
Scott Taylor wrote:
> [
"So my main objective with fixjour is to have the simplest
implementation possible, with a very simple API. So it will create the
following methods: new_[model], create_[model], and
valid_[model]_attributes."
This seems to be an anti-pattern in the Rails community:
"I
Juanma Cervera wrote:
Hello
I have seen that some people in this list is using Fixjour as the
replacement of fixtures.
But I can't understand why it is superior or better than other
approaches to the subject like Machinist o FactoryGirl.
What are the problems this library resolve?
Can somebody e
I'm sorry for the question.
I have just seen that this question is already treated in a very near
thread.
I didn't see it.
Juanma
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Hello
I have seen that some people in this list is using Fixjour as the
replacement of fixtures.
But I can't understand why it is superior or better than other
approaches to the subject like Machinist o FactoryGirl.
What are the problems this library resolve?
Can somebody explain this a little.
T
