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# Useful for notifying about errors from deploy scripts, etc.

require_relative "tlsmail"
require "time"

module Gmail
  def self.send(subject, body, opts = {})
    to = opts[:to]
    from = opts[:from]
    password = opts[:password]

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Thought I'd write down my experiences with trying to design a feature (for a Rails app) in a way so that it's as unit-testable as possible.

The feature is a page to show statistics based on date constraints.

Names below are different from the actual feature.

Call chain:

View/Form -> Controller -> Filter

-> Stats -> Query

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require 'virtus'

class Record
  include Virtus
  attribute :count, Integer
end

record = Record.new
record.count = ''

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# app/models/something/filter.rb
class Something
  class Filter
    include Virtus
    attribute :from, Date, default: Date.new(2011, 1, 1)
    attribute :to,   Date, default: Proc.new { Date.today } # Proc because Date.today changes every day... :)
  end
end

# controller

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# The idea is to make this into a userscript that inserts MacRuby translations into Apple docs.
# Prototype written in ruby.

# Untested, unrefactored, prototype code below...

class Declaration
  def initialize(class_name, declaration)
    @declaration = declaration
    @class_name = class_name
  end

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MacbookAir:tmp $ rvm ree
MacbookAir:tmp $ gem install testbot
Fetching: testbot-0.6.4.gem (100%)
Successfully installed testbot-0.6.4
1 gem installed
MacbookAir:tmp $ testbot --server
testbot --runner --connect localhost
mkdir -p testbotdemo/test; cd testbotdemo
echo 'require "test/unit"' > test/demo_test.rb

echo 'class DemoTest < Test::Unit::TestCase; def test_first; end; end' >> test/demo_test.rb

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# Use this with https://gist.github.com/2397889 to make it much more stable.

# Usage:
# 1) Put this in spec/support/rspec_sphinx.rb
# 2) In your spec_helper.rb: "RSpec::ThinkingSphinx.setup(config)"

# Expects a spec_helper like:
#
#   require 'database_cleaner'
#

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# Based on https://gist.github.com/1718985

# Usage:
# 1) Put in spec/support/rspec_retries.rb
# 2) Call from spec_helper.rb: "RSpec::Retries.setup(config)"
# 3) Change around filter to suit your needs.

# Example output:
# ..............
#

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class RSpec::SeparateIdSeries
  # Separates id series for each table so that tests does not
  # accidentally pass when rows in different tables have the same ID
  def self.setup
    # This takes almost a second when using spork for some reason, so skipping it there.
    return if Spork.using_spork?

    t = Time.now

    tables.each_with_index do |table, i|

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session:
  name: "app"
  windows:
    - name: "app-name"
      root: ~/Projects/app
      splits:
      - cmd: "clear"
      - cmd: "clear; vim"
        width: 75
    - name: "console"