Hello champs,
I have been using ROR from last 6 months so i do not have any too much
ideas about writing test cases. Upto now i have been writing test cases
manually … i mean with assert_statements only…
But now i want to switch myself to testing tool… ?
Can any champs light me up with urls, books or names of tools…
Thanks in advance…
Cheers …
On Mar 22, 10:10 am, Hemant B. [email protected] wrote:
Hello champs,
I have been using ROR from last 6 months so i do not have any too much
ideas about writing test cases. Upto now i have been writing test cases
manually … i mean with assert_statements only…
But now i want to switch myself to testing tool… ?
Can any champs light me up with urls, books or names of tools…
Well there are a variety of additions or replacements to Test::Unit
(such as rspec, shoulda, rr, cucumber,mocha etc.) but they’re not
going to write your tests for you
Fred
No i will write test myself only. I just want to know that how to
start writing test cases on a specific tool.
Frederick C. wrote:
Well there are a variety of additions or replacements to Test::Unit
(such as rspec, shoulda, rr, cucumber,mocha etc.) but they’re not
going to write your tests for you
Fred
Hemant B. wrote:
No i will write test myself only. I just want to know that how to
start writing test cases on a specific tool.
I mean can anyone give me the documentation or any available resource …
?
Hemant B. wrote:
Hemant B. wrote:
No i will write test myself only. I just want to know that how to
start writing test cases on a specific tool.
I mean can anyone give me the documentation or any available resource …
?
As Fred mentioned: (such as rspec, shoulda, rr, cucumber,mocha etc.)
Google one or more of those, find the one that fits your
needs/desires/approach and go from there.
On 22 March 2010 11:16, Hemant B. [email protected] wrote:
Hemant B. wrote:
No i will write test myself only. I just want to know that how to
start writing test cases on a specific tool.
I mean can anyone give me the documentation or any available resource …
The tutorial in development at http://www.railstutorial.org/ has a
useful introduction to testing with rspec.
Colin