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Reverse Dependencies for rspec-rails

The projects listed here declare rspec-rails as a runtime or development dependency

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Automatically generates the documentation for your HTTP API.
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A neat way of asserting declarative_authorization's rules inside controller using RSpec matcher.
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A simple gem which contains a couple of matches for capybara and simpelform tests
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Use your OpenAPI3 schema to automatically perform contract testing while you write request specs
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Reports rspec results on a Framework LED Matrix module for the Framework Laptop 16.
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Generate documentation api of rspec tests
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A gem that changes the default rspec format to be slightly more interesting.
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A subject-oriented way to match assignments in controller examples.
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Lightweight controller macros for Rails 3 and RSpec
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This gem adds a custom matcher to RSpec-rails to recursively compare nested Ruby data-structures consisting of `Hash` and `Array` elements. An order of elements in an array is ignored. Based on the other GEM : rspec-deep-ignore-order-matcher
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Extension to rspec-rails that allows some shortcuts in routing tests. With it, this: describe "users routes" do describe "GET /" do it{{:get => '/'}.should route_to "users#index"} end describe "POST /" do it{{:post => '/'}.should be_routable} end end ...
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