camping/test, a lightweight testing framework for Camping 2.0

This is, in my opinion, what Mosquito should have been. More docs coming soon.

Usage

  require 'your_app'
  require 'camping/test'

  module YourApp::Tests
    class TestSomeBasicStuff < Web
      fixtures :your_app_articles

      def setup
        super
        # Do other stuff here
      end

      test "should get index" do
        get
        assert_response :success
        assert_match_body "Some text on the front page"
      end

      test "should get view" do
        get '/view/1'
        assert_response :ok
        assert_kind_of Models::Article, @assigns[:article]
        assert_match_body "Some text in the article"
      end

      test "should change profile" do
        post '/change-profile', :new_photo => upload("picture.jpg")
        assert_response :ok
        assert_match_body "The picture has been uploaded!"
      end
    end

    class TestArticle < Model
      fixtures :your_app_articles

      test "should create" do
        article = Article.create(:title => "Awesome!")
        assert article.valid?
      end
    end
  end

Details

• The create-method is automatically called when you require ‘camping/test’
• Remeber to call super in your setups
• If your app is using ActiveRecord, it will use a Sqlite3 :memory: database and load any fixtures availble
• Fixtures goes in test/fixtures. Remember that Camping prepends the app name to the model name, so Post == test/fixtures/blog_posts.yml
• If you *don’t* use ActiveRecord, camping/test will not load any unnecessary code
• All your models are loaded into Camping::Tests::Model and will be available in sub-classes
• Access all the instance variables trough @assigns
• Place your tests wherever you like, and name them whatever you like