Gregory Brown practicingruby

When a user signs up successfully, they will be sent to the dashboard. We will send them an email confirming the sign up.

test "A successful signup" do
  simulated_user.visit do
    sign_up(email: "[email protected]",
            name:  "Guybush Threepwood",
            password: "ilikerootbeer")

 current_page.is("/dashboard")

Signup

Users need to sign up to use our app because [purpose]. We don't want to scare users with a long form though, so we'll simply ask for the minimum information. In our case that's the name, email and a password.
We don't ask users to confirm the password because they can easily reset it using the Forgot Password? link.
All fields are required, so the user will not be signed up if they fail to provide any of the required information.
Emails are unique, so using an email that already exists also results in an error.

	class Blog
	attr_reader :entries
	attr_writer :post_maker

	def initialize
	@entries = []
	end

	def title
	"Underwater Basketweaving"

	class Blog
	attr_reader :entries
	attr_accessor :post_class

	def initialize
	@entries = []
	end

	def title
	"Underwater Basketweaving"

	module Circuitry
	extend self

	def []=(name, definition)
	circuits[name] = definition
	end

	def [](name)
	circuits[name]
	end

	require "minitest/autorun"

	# inspired by some code from Chris Wanstrath (shared w. me by Ryan Smith)
	# https://gist.github.com/25455
	#
	# heavily modified by Gregory Brown at this point..

	def context(*args, &block)
	return super unless (name = args.first) && block

	module PlayingCards

	class Card
	attr_accessor :rank, :suit

	def initialize(a_rank, a_suit)
	@rank = parse_rank a_rank
	@suit = parse_suit a_suit
	end

	module Measurable
	def area
	width * height
	end

	attr_reader :width, :height
	end

	class Rectangle
	include Measurable

	## Extract Class (http://refactoring.com/catalog/extractClass.html)

	class Person
	attr_accessor :name, :office_area_code, :office_number

	def telephone_number
	[office_area_code, office_number].join('-')
	end
	end