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You can add Ruby-based unit tests to any iPhone/Xcode project by changing to the 
project's folder in the terminal/console and running:

	iphoneruby .

This adds the test framework, a Rakefile, and an `autotest` config file.

You can now create testable Objective-C models/classes using the generator:
	
	$ script/generate model WidgetMaker
		  create  Classes/WidgetMaker.h
		  create  Classes/WidgetMaker.m
		  create  test/test_widget_maker.rb

To run tests you have several options:
	
1. `rake` or `rake test`
1. `autotest` (after installing the ZenTest gem)

Enjoy iPhone development with Ruby!

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iphoneruby-0.1.0 PostInstall.txt
iphoneruby-0.1.1 PostInstall.txt