Contribution to the README for Capybara + database_cleaner #1384
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…to setup database_cleaner + capybara
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Closing since the database cleaner README has a more up to date recommended config |
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Hi!
Many devs use database_cleaner in conjunction with RSpec, Capybara and Selenium/Capybara-webkit.
I added one line in the readme to link to a post by Avdi Grimm where he shows a proper setup of database_cleaner to work with Capybara and includes a thorough explanation.
It seems to me that easying access to config instructions for such a popular setup will benefit both your gem and new developers.
Cheers!