Here’s a nice little enhancement in Spec::Rails-0.9.
Up until now, controller examples required that the controller be named:
<code>#the old way
context "Login Controller" do
controller_name :login
...
</code>
You’ll still be able to do that, but you’ll also be able to do this:
<code>describe LoginController do
...
</code>
… and Spec::Rails will assume that LoginController is what you want to use.
This works for your helper examples as well:
<code>describe PeopleHelper do
...
</code>