02:11 <greap> is there a should evaluate as true method? (not nil and not false)

02:11 <greap> Pretty much looking for an assert equivilent

02:13 <greap> I've got "last_response.should ok?" at the moment but it doesn't read very cleanly

02:27 <greap> Ok, figured that out

07:37 <hooligan495> anybody running autospec w/ jruby?

08:17 <PointMan> Can anyone point me to a reference to testing named_scopes? I cant find in the rspec book nor a simple google search

08:25 <fakingfantastic> PointMan:

08:25 <fakingfantastic> there was a mailing list topic about it

08:25 <PointMan> yeah I read it but either I was too quick at skimming the thread or it didnt provide any examples

08:25 <fakingfantastic> the idea is that you shouldn't be concerning yourself with it

08:26 <fakingfantastic> just concern with it's behavior

08:27 <PointMan> and what do you mean by that? I have some complex named_scopes..

08:27 <PointMan> fakingfantastic: like so? http://www.mail-archive.com/rspec-users@rubyforge.org/msg14447.html

08:28 <fakingfantastic> exaaactly

08:28 <PointMan> ok thanks

08:28 <fakingfantastic> just like you aren't concering yourself with how .create! works

08:28 <fakingfantastic> it's how it "behaves"

08:28 <fakingfantastic> think about writing a rspec for calling twitter

08:29 <fakingfantastic> you have no idea how their API works

08:29 <fakingfantastic> and nor can you find out

08:29 <fakingfantastic> but you don't care, you just wanna make sure that when you ask for your tweets, you get em

08:29 <fakingfantastic> think of the rails API the same way

08:29 <fakingfantastic> and your API, for that matter

09:03 <PointMan> gotcha thanks

10:56 <path[l]> hi, does anyone have any good examples of view specs

10:58 <fakingfantastic> path[l]: you should check out cucumber

11:00 <path[l]> yeah but thats for integration tests

11:04 <path[l]> I wanted just quick unit tests for the view

11:24 <andrun> Does rspec work with rails 3?

14:06 <path[l]> hi

21:25 <path[l]> hi does anyone here have some good examples of writing view tests (not complete integration ones)