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Using SimpleCov with FactoryGirl
FactoryGirl is a great replacement for your Ruby-on-rails fixtures. They offer more flexibility for generating stubs and mack-ups for your automated testing.
SimpleCov is the test coverage tool for Ruby 1.9.x (Use RCov for Ruby 1.8.x).
Using both in conjunction requires two extra lines in your test/test_helper.rb file not covered by any documentation. This will prevent you from getting messages like "Factory not registered: " or "uninitialized constant Test::Unit::TestCase::FactoryGirl (NameError)".
My test_helper.rb file looks like:
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require 'simplecov' SimpleCov.start 'rails' ENV["RAILS_ENV"] = "test" require File.expand_path('../../config/environment', __FILE__) require 'rails/test_help' # The following two lines of code will reinitialize Factorygirl: require 'factory_girl' FactoryGirl.reload class ActiveSupport::TestCase ... end
HTML5 helpers for Rails 2.3.x
Eager on using HTML5 in your Rails projects without upgrading to Rails 3?
For those I've ported the HTML5 FormHelpers and FormTagHelpers from Rails 3 back to Rails 2.3.x. So you can now use:
<%= f.email_field(:email) %>
<%= email_field_tag(:user, @user.email) %>
All helpers are Rails 3 compliant so after updating to Rails 3 just remove the plugin.
Rails will_paginate with acts_as_ferret
I wanted to use pagination in one of my Rails projects where I was also using the acts_as_ferret plugin. Now normally one would use
@collection=Model.paginate(:page=>params[:page])
in the controller and in the view render with:
<%= will_paginate @collection %>
But with acts_as_ferret the controller will contain:
@collection=Model.find_with_ferret(params[:search], {:page=> params[:page], :per_page=>Model.per_page})
This is not a problem however. Acts_as_ferret is compatible with will_paginate. Your default will_paginate() helper will still be working.
