Create Rails ActiveRecord models with migrations and FactoryBot factories via TDD.
npx skills add https://github.com/reckerswartz/resume_builder --skill model-reckerswartz
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: model Source: https://github.com/reckerswartz/resume_builder/tree/main/.devin/skills/model Command: npx skills add https://github.com/reckerswartz/resume_builder --skill model-reckerswartz
Rails model scaffolding and test scaffolding can be repetitive; this Skill guides a TDD-first approach to create ActiveRecord models, migrations, and factories consistently.
Create a new Rails model named User with attributes such as name:string and status:integer to start the TDD-driven workflow.
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The spec-first approach to Rails model creation starts by defining RSpec tests for attributes, validations, and associations before implementation. It guides developers through writing the spec, generating the migration, and implementing the model to pass tests.
You can generate FactoryBot factories and automated migration scaffolding alongside your Rails models. This ensures your factory integration and database schema are defined consistently within your test-driven development cycle.
This TDD model scaffolding supports defining ActiveRecord validations, associations, scopes, and enums. It provides end-to-end test scaffolding to ensure these model attributes behave correctly before implementation.
The best way to scaffold a Rails model spec-first is to define attributes like name:string and status:integer in your RSpec test, then generate the model, migration, and factory. This ensures all generated code satisfies the defined requirements.
Using a spec-first approach for Rails model generation prevents repetitive scaffolding by ensuring validations and associations are test-backed from the start. It standardizes FactoryBot integration and migration creation through a guided TDD workflow.
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