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reinh - http://reinh.com
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linoj - http://www.vaporbase.com
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# Standard cascade of JSON dependencies.
# Cascades from fastest performing & hardest dependency management (odd C libraries)
#          to   slowest performing & easiest dependency management (pure Ruby)
# Meant for libraries like TwitterSearch & LeGit

def cascade_require(*libs)
  require libs.shift.to_s
rescue LoadError
  libs.empty? ? raise : retry
end

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 Scenario: Viewing events atom feed
    Given a future special event exists with a title of "Barcamp Boston"
    Given a future recurring event exists with a title of "Hackfest"
    When I go to events.atom
    Then I should see an entry for "Barcamp Boston"
    And I should see an entry for "Hackfest"

Then /^I should not see an entry for for "(.*)"$/ do |title|
  assert_select 'events event title', :text => title, :count => 0
end

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# sudo gem install faker

desc "Load db with test data"
task :lorem => ['db:reset', :environment] do
  require 'factory_girl'
  require 'faker'

  Factory.define :lorem_post, :class => :post do |post|
    post.title { Faker::Lorem.sentence }
    post.body  { Faker::Lorem.paragraphs.join(' ') }

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rack_hoptoad

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The problem is that it's hard to achieve the same result as Shoulda/Remarkable matchers using only RSpec:

it {
  user = User.new
  user.should be_invalid
  user.errors[:email].should include("can't be blank")
}

It would be nice however, if we provide something like this:

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FactoryGirl.define do
  sequence :email do |n|
    "user#{n}@example.com"
  end

  factory :user, :aliases => [:author] do
    email
    password "test"
  end

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describe Message do
  FactoryGirl.create :account, :name => "My Account" do
    create :user
    create :project do
      build :message, :author => :user
    end
  end

  # examples
end

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class TaxCode
  GENERATORS = {
    :us => lambda { |id| "US-#{id}" },
    :br => lambda { |id| "#{id + 9}-BRA" },
  }

  def self.generate(code, id)
    gen = GENERATORS[code] || raise ArgumentError, "No generator for country #{code}"
    gen.call(id)
  end

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Use the latest version of the copycopter_client gem:

gem 'copycopter_client', '2.0.0'

Export your published drafts from copycopter.com:

RAILS_ENV=production bundle exec rake copycopter:export

This will create a config/locales/copycopter.yml file.