README.md in rspec_candy-0.3.1 vs README.md in rspec_candy-0.4.0
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rspec_candy [](https://travis-ci.org/makandra/rspec_candy)
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A collection of nifty helpers and matchers for your RSpec suite.
-Will work for RSpec1 and Rails 2, or RSpec2 and Rails 3, or no Rails at all.
+Tested on:
+- RSpec 1 / Rails 2.3
+- RSpec 2 / Rails 3.2
+- RSpec 3 / Rails 4.2
+
##Installation
Add `rspec_candy` to your Gemfile.
Now, in your `spec_helper.rb`, add this after your RSpec requires:
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describe Model, '#after_save' do
it_should_run_callbacks :notify_this, :notify_that
end
- If you use the state_machine gem, you can also spec callbacks for state_machine transitions:
-
- describe Model, '#my_event from :my_state1 to :my_state" do
- it_should_run_callbacks :notify_this, :notify_that
- end
-
-
- If you have used a custom state machine name, you can use specify it like this:
-
- describe Model, '#my_event on :my_machine from :my_state1 to :my_state" do
- it_should_run_callbacks :notify_this, :notify_that
- end
**it_should_run_callbacks_in_order**
Like `it_should_run_callbacks`, but also checks the correct order.