Comments on: DRYing up your CRUD controller RSpecs http://edspencer.net/2008/08/drying-up-your-crud-controller-rspecs.html JavaScript geekery Thu, 18 Mar 2010 02:26:59 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 By: David Parry http://edspencer.net/2008/08/drying-up-your-crud-controller-rspecs.html/comment-page-1#comment-32 David Parry Thu, 26 Feb 2009 06:05:00 +0000 http://192.168.2.15/Projects/wordpress/?p=13#comment-32 Any chance you could give us an example of the Controller that you're using that passes your tests? I've tried your tests on some basically-generated scaffolding controllers, and there are a lot of failures... thing is, the failures look like stuff I should be checking in my controllers, too (like, edit with invalid ID redirects to index, etc...). Any chance you could give us an example of the Controller that you’re using that passes your tests? I’ve tried your tests on some basically-generated scaffolding controllers, and there are a lot of failures… thing is, the failures look like stuff I should be checking in my controllers, too (like, edit with invalid ID redirects to index, etc…).

]]> By: P@ http://edspencer.net/2008/08/drying-up-your-crud-controller-rspecs.html/comment-page-1#comment-14 P@ Sat, 30 Aug 2008 14:15:00 +0000 http://192.168.2.15/Projects/wordpress/?p=13#comment-14 Hi,<br/><br/>I like this - and I want to use it. I have a problem though (well, many of them, another being that I am pretty new to Ruby, but this one relates to your code!)<br/>You set @model to the string representation of your model class. And the first thing you do with @model is send it 'classify'<br/><br/>String doesn't have a classify method (well... not in the version I am using) - so I have come to the conclusion you are expecting a<br/>require 'ActiveSupport'<br/>somewhere in the code. Hi,

I like this – and I want to use it. I have a problem though (well, many of them, another being that I am pretty new to Ruby, but this one relates to your code!)
You set @model to the string representation of your model class. And the first thing you do with @model is send it ‘classify’

String doesn’t have a classify method (well… not in the version I am using) – so I have come to the conclusion you are expecting a
require ‘ActiveSupport’
somewhere in the code.

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