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# Delicious Mock Ruby Tables [](https://circleci.com/gh/Originate/mortadella) [](LICENSE.txt) Mortadella makes it easy to programmatically build data tables that can be compared to Cucumber tables through `cucumber_table.diff! mortadella_table`. You want to do this as much as possible. Cucumber has very powerful built-in facilities to visualize where and how two tables differ. This gives you very readable error messages when your code behaves differently than what Cucumber expects, for free. * [basic usage](https://github.com/Originate/mortadella/blob/master/features/basic_usage.feature) * you can also [dry up repetitive fields](https://github.com/Originate/mortadella/blob/master/features/drying_up_fields.feature) for better readability ## Installation * add `gem 'mortadella'` to your `Gemfile` * run `bundle`
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mortadella-0.0.2 | README.md |
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