rspec/rspec-rails
This system is the RSpec-Rails integration library, providing a comprehensive testing framework for Rails applications. It offers generators to scaffold tests for controllers, models, mailers, jobs, and system features, alongside specialized matchers for ActiveJob, ActionCable, and routing. The library also includes an example app generator and extensive documentation to guide users in writing and organizing their RSpec tests within a Rails context.
74.7
Strong · 2 August 2026
4.9k
lines of production code
Ruby
primary language
3
bus factor · 429 authors in all
3
measurements over time
How it got here
2009–2010 · Generator and matcher expansion
This period focused on expanding the RSpec-Rails integration by introducing a comprehensive suite of generators for controllers, requests, mailers, and views. It also added new matchers for ActiveJob, ActionCable, and routing, while refactoring the internal structure to support modern Rails versions and improve test coverage.
35 changes
2011–2014 · RSpec Rails generator and test infrastructure expansion
This period focused on expanding the RSpec Rails gem by adding generators for new Rails components like ActiveJob and feature specs, alongside comprehensive test coverage for all existing generators. The work also included automating the build process and improving the example application's testability.
23 changes
2015–2024 · Expansion of Rails integration test support
This period focused on expanding RSpec's testing capabilities for modern Rails features, including Action Cable, Action Mailbox, and system specs. The work introduced new generators and matchers to streamline the creation and verification of integration and system-level tests.
18 changes
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- The description of this project is derived from its own commit history, not from its README.
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