This is a dead plugin. Only leaving it for historical purposes. I now use the specify macros plugin. 


TestAddiction
=============

Several of these are from Topfunky's powertools plugin 
(http://topfunky.net/svn/plugins/topfunky_power_tools/). 
I got tired of installing his plugin and mine so I added
 the methods of his that I use to this plugin. I should
 have an article together for this plugin before to long
 on how to use all the methods. There is some documentation
 in the comments but not much.


Assertion Additions:
	Several helper assertion methods that make testing easier. 

Active Record Additions: 
	Also a couple of active record additions that make stuff easier. 
	If you use the ActiveRecord::Base.create_valid method be sure that 
	you have created a test mock that overwrites the valid_hash method 
	with actual valid hash attributes.
	
  The mock should look something like this:
		require File.join(RAILS_ROOT, 'app/models/modelname')
		class << modelname
		  def valid_hash(options={})
				# some valid attributes here
		    attrs = {
		      :one => "one",
		      :two => "two"
		    }.update(options)
		  end
		end
	
	The reason I use mocks instead of helper methods is that I can use 
	the mocks anywhere I need and typically the helper methods are just 
	in the bottom of some test file. Granted I could add the test 
	helpers to a module and include them but I kind of like the mocking.