CSC/ECE 517 Spring 2016/OSS E1601 - Revision history

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Example RSpec

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	# assignment = build(:assignment)		# assignment = build(:assignment)
	assign_team = build(:assignment_team)		assign_team = build(:assignment_team)
	assign_team.submitted_hyperlinks << "\n- https://www.~~harrypotter~~.ncsu.edu"		assign_team.submitted_hyperlinks << "\n- https://www.csc.ncsu.edu/2341"
	expect(assign_team.has_submissions?).to be true		expect(assign_team.has_submissions?).to be true
	end		end

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Building Factory

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	#parent_id 741		#parent_id 741
	type "AssignmentTeam"		type "AssignmentTeam"
	submitted_hyperlinks "---\n- http://~~water~~.com\n- http://~~shed~~.com"		submitted_hyperlinks "---\n- http://www.goo.gl.com/2122\n- http://www.goo.gl.com/8767"
	end		end
	end		end

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Factory Girl

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	===Factory Girl===		===Factory Girl===
	We have used Factory Girl for creating ~~test~~ Assignment and Team objects. Factory Girl is a replacement for fixtures. Fixtures have to be updated whenever we change a data model whereas adding and removing fields is much easier in Factory Girl. Fixture definitions are global whereas Factories can be local, so isolated cases can be tested. Factories are defined to create objects for testing.		We have used Factory Girl for creating Assignment and Team objects to be used for testing. Factory Girl is a replacement for fixtures. Fixtures have to be updated whenever we change a data model whereas adding and removing fields is much easier in Factory Girl. Fixture definitions are global whereas Factories can be local, so isolated cases can be tested. Factories are defined to create objects for testing.

	===Setup===		===Setup===

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Building Factory

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    end
   end
 </code>

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Building Factory

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Setup

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    gem "factory_girl_rails", "~> 4.0"
 </code>
 ===Running RSpec===

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RSpec

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	=== RSpec ===		=== RSpec ===
			RSpec is a testing framework for Rails, and is a Behavioral-Driven Development tool. It is a domain specific language(DSL).

	There were no existing tests for the hyperlinks related methods. We used RSpec to write test cases using TTD approach. The assignment_team_spec.rb in the spec folder will have these tests. All the tests can be executed by rspec spec command, or can also be executed individually using the command "rspec spec/models/assignment_team_spec.rb".		There were no existing tests for the hyperlinks related methods. We used RSpec to write test cases using TTD approach. The assignment_team_spec.rb in the spec folder will have these tests. All the tests can be executed by rspec spec command, or can also be executed individually using the command "rspec spec/models/assignment_team_spec.rb".

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References

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	''Expected:'' Peer review should show the links submitted by the other team. Review should be submitted successfully.		''Expected:'' Peer review should show the links submitted by the other team. Review should be submitted successfully.

	~~== References ==~~
	~~{{reflist\|20em}}~~

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Factory Girl

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	===Factory Girl===		===Factory Girl===
	Factory Girl is a replacement for fixtures. Fixtures have to be updated whenever we change a data model whereas adding and removing fields is much easier in Factory Girl.		We have used Factory Girl for creating test Assignment and Team objects. Factory Girl is a replacement for fixtures. Fixtures have to be updated whenever we change a data model whereas adding and removing fields is much easier in Factory Girl. Fixture definitions are global whereas Factories can be local, so isolated cases can be tested. Factories are defined to create objects for testing.
	Fixture definitions are global whereas Factories can be local, so isolated cases can be tested. Factories are defined to create objects for testing.

	===Setup===		===Setup===

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Factory Girl

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	===Factory Girl===		===Factory Girl===
	Factory Girl is a replacement for fixtures. Fixtures have to be updated whenever we change a data model whereas adding and removing fields is much easier in Factory Girl.		Factory Girl is a replacement for fixtures. Fixtures have to be updated whenever we change a data model whereas adding and removing fields is much easier in Factory Girl.
	Fixture definitions are global whereas Factories can be local, so isolated cases can be tested. Factories are defined to create objects for testing~~. <ref>https://www.npmjs.com/package/gulp-purescript</ref>~~.		Fixture definitions are global whereas Factories can be local, so isolated cases can be tested. Factories are defined to create objects for testing.

	===Setup===		===Setup===