RSpec TDD - How To Unit Test Ruby On Rails 6 Apps For Absolute Beginners | 20in20 - Week 14

[@Deanin]

Hoping this helps someone! Important links below! The blog post for this tutorial is available when this video goes live at deanin.com/blog/rspec-rails Channel Discord is available at discord.gg/vumKwDk

[@marcusl16]

Still working, was so good have seen this video, I'm trying to go into rails hardly just wanna see after your walking arround for SEO and other themes a test for an rails api. thank for all

[@cherryramatis2508]

this is exactly what i needed so long, thank you!

[@prodbyindigo]

really helpful getting me ready for an interview thanks

[@Deanin]

Good luck with the interview!!!

[@THE720SKATERS]

Thank you this was very helpful

[@Deanin]

Glad it helped!

[@railsdev973]

This is really helpful. Thank you !!!

[@jandrei32]

could you do a video on deploying a rails api project to a digital ocean droplet? all ive found is heroku, or rails apps with front end enabled which doesnt seem to play nice with the --api flag

[@Deanin]

Yeah, this is actually a really interesting idea. I'll add it to the list. I think that setting up a production app for an API and a front end would be a really good exercise!

[@daniloalves7440]

Is there any difference between this rails version and the rails 7 about this tutorial? Edit: If anybody tries to do that using rails 7 probably you may face different configurations, for example, when you install rspec the file "test_helper.rb" isn't on the spec folder.

[@justinclark9258]

Just get rvm and switch versions

[@coding_with_pc]

😍✌🤗

[@nitishanand4644]

I am not able to write a test helper to use current_user in all the files inside specs/views. Can anybody help me with this?

[@marcusl16]

idk if is too late but just on spec folder create anew file called for example post_helper.rb, after that, create a method like def default_user #put all the userstuff here end and on your spec files on top put the require 'post_helper' i recommend to use just after the Rspec.describe a let var to get the method return like this RSpec.describe Post, type: :model do let(:current_user) {default_user}... u'll can call the current_user as Dean showed us on this awesome tuto.