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#blue API tokens
===============

George (07716354418) - *d204423528650370012868f1c96c6407*
Julian (07716354340) - *d204423528650370012868ea84466226*
Anne (07716354432) - *d204423928681a7f012868f1434e4834*
Timmy (07716354419) - *d204423a28681c3b012868f6db715a59*
Dick (07716354406) - *d204423a28681c3b012868fd10f25cf1*

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context "Given a bunch of stuff" do
  setup do
    @thing = Factory(:thingy)
    @user = Factory(:user)
    @user.register_with(@thing)
  end

  # THIS is the code I'm actually testing, isolated from the rest of the setup
  action("the user activates the thing") do
    @user.activate(@thing)

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# I've been thinking about high level testing, and trying to describe behaviour in ways that
# make it easier to add new tests in the future. Using Chromaroma collections as a base,
# here are some thoughts:


# So, starting with the first tests that we might write:
a normal player 
  should not be able to view the collection admin page
  should not be able to create a new collection
  should not be able to edit an existing collection

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require "ruby_manor_participation"

conversations = YAML.load_file("ruby_manor_participation.yml")
manor_harder = conversations.select { |c| Date.parse(c.date) > Date.parse("2009-10-01") }

conversations_by_participant = manor_harder.inject({}) do |a, c|
  c.participants.uniq.each do |p|
    a[p] ||= []
    a[p] << c
  end

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source :rubygems

gem 'rails', '2.3.4'
gem 'mysql'
gem 'RedCloth'
gem 'is_paranoid' # though apparently it's deprecated: http://blog.semanticart.com/killing_is_paranoid/

gem 'freerange-deploy', :git => "git://github.com/freerange/deploy.git"
gem 'freerange-puppet', :git => "git://github.com/freerange/freerange-puppet.git", :branch => "support-ubuntu"

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class BetterNews
  def initialize(string, required)
    @age = required
    @string = string
  end

  attr_reader :age

  def method_missing(name, *args)
    self.class.new(@string.send(name, *args), @age)

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context "a thing" do
  setup do
    @mailer = TestMailer.new
    @thing = Thing.new(@mailer)
  end

  should "send an email when poked" do
    @mailer.expects(:send_email)
    @thing.poke
  end

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context "Posting" do
  # this is what we are testing, and is run for each test
  action do
    post "/#{@stream}/messages?type=#{@type}&oauth_token=#{@token}", @payload
  end

  # this is basically setup, but describing the values as defaults clarifies their
  # relationship to the action above. each further setup or test can modify these values
  # before the action is actually invoked.
  defaults do

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# put this in your .irbrc
class Object
  def __edit_method(method_name, object=self)
    method = object.method(method_name.to_sym)
    `open txmt://open?url=file://#{method.__file__}&line=#{method.__line__}`
  end
end

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#!/bin/sh

wget -O - --save-cookies cookies.txt --post-data "save_login=1&email=EMAIL&password=PASSWORD" http://SITE/session > /dev/null
wget -r -l 1 --spider --save-cookies cookies.txt --load-cookies cookies.txt http://SITE/home