ActiveResourceKit
v1.2 (498.0)
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#import "ActiveResourceKitTests.h"
#import <ActiveResourceKit/ActiveResourceKit.h>
#import "Person.h"
#import "Private.h"
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class | MyObject |
class | Post |
class | PostComment |
Functions | |
NSURL * | ActiveResourceKitTestsBaseURL () |
Defines base URL for testing against. | |
NSURL* ActiveResourceKitTestsBaseURL | ( | void | ) |
Defines base URL for testing against.
Tests access this base URL assuming you have launched the active-resource-kit-tests Rails application. The shared schemas launch a Rails Thin server on localhost:3000. All tests access the base URL here. That makes it easy to change once for all tests to redirect their attention to some other host and port using a different protocol.
Why define a function rather than an NSURL constant reference? Objective-C does not allow for defining NSObjects at load time. You have to run some instructions to construct objects; only string constants delineate a special case.
Definition at line 34 of file ActiveResourceKitTests.m.