RSpecApi::Matchers lets you express outcomes on the response of web APIs.

expect(response).to have_status(:not_found)

The full documentation is available at rubydoc.info.

More information about the parent project RSpecApi is available at rspec-api.github.io

expect(response).to have_status(:ok)
expect(response).to have_content_type(:json)
expect(response).to have_page_links
expect(response).to be_a_collection
expect(response).to be_wrapped_in_callback('alert')
expect(response).to be_sorted(by: :id, verse: :desc)
expect(response).to be_filtered(by: :id, value: 10, compare_with: :>)
expect(response).to have_attributes(id: {value: 1.2}, url: {type: {string: :url}})

To install on your system, run gem install rspec-api-matchers. To use inside a bundled Ruby project, add this line to the Gemfile:

gem 'rspec-api-matchers', '~> 0.6.0'

The rspec-api-matchers gem follows Semantic Versioning. Any new release that is fully backward-compatible bumps the patch version (0.0.x). Any new version that breaks compatibility bumps the minor version (0.x.0)

Indicating the full version in your Gemfile (major.minor.patch) guarantees that your project won’t occur in any error when you bundle update and a new version of RSpecApi::Matchers is released.

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