Setting Up Rails with Rspec From the Start
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Setting Up Rails with Rspec From the Start
Feb 26, 2017
So this morning I was working on my side project and I realized that one aspect of it alone is now 26 plus PORO (plain old ruby objects) models and growing rapidly. Given that I'm building this along the lines of a service oriented architeture where I want to be able to replace components prototyped in Ruby down the road with Elixir this would make sense so it was time to isolate it into a standalone http service as a separate Rails API stack.
And this brings up the need to generate a stack with RSpec from the start. Here's how to do this:
rails new hyde_page_parser -T –skip-active-record –skip-action-cable –skip-spring –api
I want this to NOT include:
- test_unit so -T gets rid of that
- ActiveRecord so –skip-active-refactor
- ActionCable so –skip-action-cable
- Spring so –skip-spring
That gets me a baseline project to which I can add RSpec. Using Nrakochy's instructions, all you need to do is:
- Add gem 'rspec-rails' to a development, test group in Gemfile
- Run bundle install
- Run bundle exec rails g rspec:install
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