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How to use matches method of IntegrationTests.Rails Package

Best Rr_ruby code snippet using IntegrationTests.Rails.matches

rails.rb

Source:rails.rb

2require File.expand_path('../../project/rails', __FILE__)3module IntegrationTests4  module Rails5    class LeaveDatabaseTableClearMatcher < Struct.new(:project, :table_name)6      def matches?(block)7        @old_number_of_rows = number_of_rows8        block.call9        @new_number_of_rows = number_of_rows10        @old_number_of_rows == 0 && @new_number_of_rows == 011      end12      def description13        "leave the database table #{table_name} unchanged"14      end15      def failure_message_for_should16        "Expected for database table #{table_name} to have been left clear, but it was changed (there are now #{@new_number_of_rows} rows)"17      end18      def failure_message_for_should_not19        "Expected for database table #{table_name} to not have been left clear, but it was"20      end...

matches

Using AI Code Generation

1  def initialize(expected)2  def matches?(actual)3def my_matcher(expected)4  MyMatcher.new(expected)5assert my_matcher(3).matches?(3)6assert_equal 3, my_matcher(3)7assert_match my_matcher(/a/), "abc"8assert_no_match my_matcher(/d/), "abc"9assert_raise my_matcher(ArgumentError) { raise ArgumentError }10assert_nothing_raised my_matcher(ArgumentError) { }11assert_in_delta 0.1, 0.2, my_matcher(0.1)12assert_in_epsilon 0.1, 0.2, my_matcher(0.1)13assert_includes [1, 2, 3], my_matcher(1)14assert_kind_of String, my_matcher("a")15assert_instance_of String, my_matcher("a")16assert_nil my_matcher(nil)17assert_not_nil my_matcher(1)18assert_operator 1, :>, my_matcher(0)19assert_predicate 1, :positive?, my_matcher(true)20assert_respond_to "a", :to_s, my_matcher(true)21assert_same 1, my_matcher(1)22assert_send [1, :>, 0], my_matcher(true)

matches

Using AI Code Generation

1    assert_match(/some pattern/, 'some string')2    assert_matches(/some pattern/, 'some string')3    assert_match(/some pattern/, 'some string')4    assert_match(/some pattern/, 'some string')5    assert_match(/some pattern/, 'some string')

matches

Using AI Code Generation

1matches('test/functional', /user/)2matches('test/functional', /user/)3matches('test/functional', /user/)4matches('test/functional', /user/)5matches('test/functional', /user/)6matches('test/functional', /user/)7matches('test/functional', /user/)

matches

Using AI Code Generation

1rails.matches('/path/to/rails_app')2rails.matches('/path/to/rails_app', '/path/to/rspec_test')3rails.matches('/path/to/rails_app', '/path/to/rspec_test', '/path/to/rspec_test')4rails.matches('/path/to/rails_app', '/path/to/rspec_test', '/path/to/rspec_test', '/path/to/rspec_test')5rails.matches('/path/to/rails_app', '/path/to/rspec_test', '/path/to/rspec_test', '/path/to/rspec_test', '/path/to/rspec_test')6rails.matches('/path/to/rails_app', '/path/to/rspec_test', '/path/to/rspec_test', '/path/to/rspec_test', '/path/to/rspec_test', '/path/to/rspec_test')

matches

Using AI Code Generation

1    assert_match(/<title>Sample App<\/title>/,2                 get('/static_pages/home'))3    assert_match(/<title>Help | Ruby on Rails Tutorial Sample App<\/title>/,4                 get('/static_pages/help'))

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