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# FactoryBotVariants

In tests, particularly when asserting the order of entities, it's common to
create several objects which vary by only one or two attributes:

```ruby
it "sorts dogs oldest to youngest" do
  dog_1 = build(:dog, name: "Fido", age: 5)
  dog_2 = build(:dog, name: "Benji", age: 10)
  dog_3 = build(:dog, name: "Spot", age: 1)

  expect(DogSorter.new.sort).to eq [dog_2, dog_1, dog_3]
end
```

With `FactoryBotVariants` you could write this as:

```ruby
dog_1, dog_2, dog_3 = build_variants(:dog, names: ["Fido", "Benji", "Spot"], ages: [5, 10, 1])
```

You can specify attribute names in plural if you like; `names` will become
`name` as the attributes are passed to your factory.

If you have common attributes to assign to each variant, use the `:all` key:

```ruby
build_variants(:dog, names: ["Brutus", "Avril"], all: { cute: false })
```

## Usage

In your gemfile:

```ruby
group :test do
  gem "factory_bot_variants"
end
```

Then `bundle install` and include the DSL where you'd like to use it:

### In specific tests

```ruby
require "factory_bot_variants/dsl"

RSpec.describe Dog do
  include FactoryBotVariants::DSL

  # Your spec
end
```

### In all specs

```ruby
require "factory_bot_variants/dsl"

RSpec.configure do |config|
  config.include FactoryBotVariants::DSL
end
```

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