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= Rspec-i18n == Description The Rspec-i18n gem provide a easy way to write specs in any language you prefer. The Rspec-i18n was created for the purpose of teaching people who are starting to developing applications but also serves to Production use. I know that many people prefer to write code/specs in English =) But if you don't prefer that, you'll like the Rspec-i18n. == Synopsis Rspec-i18n will supports any language you want(See languages.yml file). This is Portuguese(Brazil): require 'spec' require 'spec-i18n' Spec::Runner.configure do |config| config.spec_language :pt ... end # In spec/pessoa_spec.rb require 'spec_helper' descreva Pessoa do antes(:de_cada) do @nome = "Tomas" @pessoa = Pessoa.new(@nome) end exemplo "retornar o seu nome" do @pessoa.nome.deve == @nome end end == Examples See more examples in the examples folder == Listing the available languages spec-i18n --language help (NOT YET IMPLEMENTED) == Adding a new language or completing a existing one(based on Cucumber implementation) 1. Make a fork of Rspec-i18n and pull it down 2. Add your language keywords to languages.yml 3. Commit and push your changes - then send a pull request at Github ** OBS: Hints for better words in languages.yml are Welcome =D. == Install [sudo] gem install rspec-i18n == TODO See the TODO.txt file and see more details
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rspec-i18n-0.2.1 | README.rdoc |
rspec-i18n-0.2.0 | README.rdoc |
rspec-i18n-0.1.0 | README.rdoc |