Reputation: 26768
I open up a rails console and require rspec_rails
. I want to write a test like the following and be able to call it.
RSpec.describe("foo") do
it "bar" do
expect(false).to be false
end
end
When I enter this into my console I see that a RSpec::ExampleGroup::Foo
is created. However, I don't know how to call it.
I'm basically trying to reuse some helper methods I wrote for my tests. For example, I wrote a helper method called create_user_and_login
which sends HTTP requests to a running server and creates a new user. I could reuse this method when migrating data our old database, but the method calls expect
because up to now, it was only called from RSpec::ExampleGroup
using the standard RSpec CLI runner.
Upvotes: 3
Views: 101
Reputation: 4639
Here's how you can write and call that test in your console
# in your terminal
rails c test
# this worked for me to get rspec working in my console
require 'rspec/rails'
my_test = RSpec.describe("foo") do
it "bar" do
expect(false).to be false
end
end
# now run it
my_test.run
# => true
Upvotes: 9