1. Rspec Cheat Sheet
2. Rspec Expectations Cheat Sheet

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Rspec Cheat Sheet

Each matcher can be used with expect(.).to or expect(.).not_to to define positive and negative expectations respectively on an object. Most matchers can also be accessed using the (..).should and (..).should_not syntax; see using should syntax for why we recommend using expect.

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Rspec Expectations Cheat Sheet

Built-in Matchers

be
eq
eql equal	NOTE: expect does not support matcher.
be > be >= be <= be < be_between match be_within . of start_with end_with	NOTE: expect does not support =~ matcher.
be_instance_of be_kind_of respond_to
be_truthy be true be_falsey be false be_nil exist
raise_error
throw_symbol
be_* Transport tycoon para pc. have_*	Examples
include match_array contain_exactly	Examples
cover
change . from . to change . by change . by_at_least change . by_at_most	Examples
satisfy
output
yield_control yield_with_no_args yield_with_args yield_successive_args	Examples