Testing a Rails API with Request Specs (Test Driven RSpec, Ep 02)

[@DannyRoyJenuil]

Thank you for making this video, kept coming back to watch this to remind myself of the fundamentals of testing using RSpec!

[@leanguardia]

When I grow up I want to type as fast as you. Thanks for the tutorial :)

[@aksharjamgaonkar1677]

This is such a brilliant series and such nicely explained. I am glad i found this sooner. Thanks @Brett for this,

[@brettcodes]

Thanks for the kind words!

[@SXCRD]

You absolute gentleman!

[@osyopans]

Awesome work man. Thanks.

[@brettcodes]

Thanks for the kind words!

[@chrisjwelly]

Hi, thanks for this! I am curious about terminal commands. At around 5:29, after the output of the tests are shown, you seemed to turn the terminal output into something that you can scroll. Could you share how you did that?

[@brettcodes]

Yup! In Tmux, if you do Leader+[ (for me, this is pressing Ctrl and z at the same time and then [), it turns into a scrollable area where you can navigate. Scrolling with my trackpack on MacOS works too. Sorry if this is odd to describe in a comment. Searching for scrolling a Tmux pane should help!

[@grf0]

Ah the sound of your keyboard is just great

[@cruzej2228]

Hello my friend, I wanted to know what is causing an error that I have when executing some tests since the problem started after installing the gem as a super user and previously I had it with my normal user in fedora and it tells me index out of range

[@heindrikbernabe7055]

Thanks for this, really good way to get your feet wet for RSpec testing

[@alfredmadere9030]

There is a huge jump in technicality from the first video in the series to this one.

[@brettcodes]

Thanks for this feedback! I'm working on some other videos with TDD and RSpec at the core with plain Ruby that I hope will help fill the gap between the first and second episodes. Let me know if there are any topics surrounding RSpec that you'd like more deep dives on!

[@obelich]

Wow esta genial este tutorial :) gracias

[@erinclaudio9211]

Thank you

[@sss-kd9md]

Editor name and terminal name please.

[@brettcodes]

I'm using iTerm on MacOS with Tmux + Vim with the default light color scheme!

[@ZhengCheng]

nice