What is the testing framework:
A testing framework automates the test code that executes and verifies bug checks (= operation checks). In other words, a testing framework is a framework that makes it easy to implement tests.
A software framework that provides functions such as creating automatic execution programs for software tests, intuitive judgement, and automatic aggregation of test results.
Testing framework in Ruby:
There are mainly three testing frameworks in Ruby, and the order of usage is as follows
- RSpec
- Minitest
- test-unit .
What is the Rspec:
RSpec is one of Ruby’s testing frameworks and the most used language among Ruby developers.
RSpec’s R stands for Ruby and Spec stands for test code.
As a feature, RSpec is created based on the Ruby language, so it has the advantage that anyone who understands Ruby to some extent can easily implement it.
How to install:
Add the code below to the Gemfile and after that, run the command “bundle install”
group :development, :test do # See https://guides.rubyonrails.org/debugging_rails_applications.html#debugging-with-the-debug-gem gem "debug", platforms: %i[ mri mingw x64_mingw ] # this is for the test case for rspec gem 'rspec-rails' end Next are the RSpec settings:
rails g rspec:install # this command type in our project folder terminal and it is create the below files # this above command generate the four files create .rspec # file genrated create spec # file generated create spec/spec_helper.rb # file generated create spec/rails_helper.rb # file generated rspec --format d # type this commnd in bash terminal No examples found. Finished in 0.00024 seconds (files took 0.05174 seconds to load) 0 examples, 0 failures Note: --format d => is an option to make the test output results easier to read. Regarding the above, I will upload the next post soon…
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