rspec users - May 2008 - Testing rails plugins standalone

I''d like to finally get started with RSpec, however, not on a complete 
(rails or whatever) application, but only on a single rails plugin. In 
particular, I want to test the plugin without the context of a specific 
rails app. The only parts of rails that I need are ActiveRecord and 
ActiveSupport.

It would be very helpful to have an existing plugin that''s tested like 
this as a guideline. Any suggestions?

Thanks,
Michael

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On May 27, 2008, at 8:04 AM, Michael Schuerig wrote:
>
> I''d like to finally get started with RSpec, however, not on a
complete
> (rails or whatever) application, but only on a single rails plugin. In
> particular, I want to test the plugin without the context of a  
> specific
> rails app. The only parts of rails that I need are ActiveRecord and
> ActiveSupport.
>
> It would be very helpful to have an existing plugin that''s tested
like
> this as a guideline. Any suggestions?
My FixtureReplacement plugin tests against ActiveRecord models - You  
might want to check that out.  (Many thanks to Wincent, I believe, who  
set it all up for me).

Also, Webrat is quite popular - I''d bet that has some good specs.

Scott