Gist 189415

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Created on Sep 19, 2009

This example shows a Ruby on Rails controller test that verifies a user can be created via a POST request. It uses RSpec’s `describe`, `before`, and `it` blocks to set up a User instance, delete its `id` attribute, and then assert that the `POST` to the `:users` resource changes the User count by one and returns a successful response. The code relies on the `request` helper and `lambda` to wrap the API call, checking both the database change and the HTTP status.

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