This would operate similar to Rails' fixture folder, with the generator creating a file for each model generated, and those models being automatically included in the test files, to be easily used in tests.
In Rails, this file takes the form of yaml, with two mock objects, like so:
david:
name: David Heinemeier Hansson
birthday: 1979-10-15
profession: Systems development
steve:
name: Steve Ross Kellock
birthday: 1974-09-27
profession: guy with keyboard
And they're included with a method with the same name as the model.
We don't necessarily have to use the same syntax as Rails, but something just as easy to use, or easier, would be a great benefit to those of us who wish to use TDD with our Amber apps.
This would operate similar to Rails'
fixturefolder, with the generator creating a file for each model generated, and those models being automatically included in the test files, to be easily used in tests.In Rails, this file takes the form of yaml, with two mock objects, like so:
And they're included with a method with the same name as the model.
We don't necessarily have to use the same syntax as Rails, but something just as easy to use, or easier, would be a great benefit to those of us who wish to use TDD with our Amber apps.