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Usage with Cucumber 🥒
When using Cucumber, you may call use_test_helpers
in the step definitions.
You can then use helpers to encapsulate logic that can be reused in different steps.
use_test_helpers(:cities)
When('I edit the {string} city with:') do |name, table|
cities.edit(name, with: table.rows_hash.symbolize_keys)
end
When('I delete the {string} city') do |name|
cities.delete(name)
end
Then(/^there should( not)? be an? "(.+?)" city$/) do |or_should_not, name|
cities.should(or_should_not).have_city(name)
end
Capybara Test Helpers can be a great way to share code if you are writing both Cucumber and RSpec integration tests.
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Unless you are sharing Cucumber tests with stakeholders, RSpec will provide a better development experience, and will make it easier to achieve robust and maintainable tests.