Library providing tools for writing and running RSpec tests.
Extensions to the built-in RSpec #respond_to matcher.
#initialize => RespondToMatcher
#argument =>
Also known as:
arguments
Convenience method for more fluent specs. Does nothing and returns self.
#description => Object
#failure_message => Object
Message for when the object does not match, but was expected to. Make sure to always call #matches? first to set up the matcher state.
#failure_message_when_negated => Object
Message for when the object matches, but was expected not to. Make sure to always call #matches? first to set up the matcher state.
#with count => RespondToMatcher#with *keywords => #with count, *keywords => Adds a parameter count expectation and/or one or more keyword expectations.
#with count => RespondToMatcher
Adds a parameter count expectation.
#with *keywords =>
Adds one or more keyword expectations.
#with count, *keywords =>
Adds a parameter count expectation and one or more keyword expectations.
#with_a_block =>
Also known as:
and_a_block
Adds a block expectation. The actual object will only match a block expectation if it expects a parameter of the form &block.
#with_arbitrary_keywords => Object
Also known as:
and_arbitrary_keywords, with_any_keywords
Adds an arbitrary keyword expectation, e.g. that the method supports any keywords with splatted hash arguments of the form **kwargs.
#with_keywords =>
Also known as:
and_keywords
Adds one or more keyword expectations.
#with_unlimited_arguments =>
Also known as:
and_unlimited_arguments
Adds an unlimited parameter count expectation, e.g. that the method supports splatted array arguments of the form *args.
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