Rails generators which produce tests using shoulda instead of straight up Test::Unit. Other goodies as well.
MIT License
One night at a Boston Ruby hackfest, I finally got sick of using the Rails default generators, and then having to twiddle them to meet my needs and tastes. This includes using things like:
The next morning, I was struck awake at 5am with the inspiration to start implementing it. shoulda_generator is the result of this effort.
haml --rails
shoulda_generator is available as a gem via GitHub. If you haven't done so already, you need to setup GitHub as a gem source:
$ gem sources -a http://gems.github.com
Now you can install it:
$ sudo gem install technicalpickles-shoulda_generator
Usage is the same as the default Rails generators.
$ script/generate shoulda_model post title:string body:text published:boolean
$ script/generate shoulda_scaffold post title:string body:text published:boolean
You can override the default values for templating and functional_test_style by placing a .shoulda_generator file in your home directory.
Here's an example .shoulda_generator
:
:templating: erb # supported options: haml|erb
:functional_test_syle: basic # supported options: should_be_restful|basic
Source is hosted on GitHub: http://github.com/technicalpickles/shoulda_generator/tree/master
You can do the usual fork/commit cycle until you have something ready to share. Send pull requests my way.