InactiveRecord
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Because objects a lazy too!

InactiveRecord is a mocking framework built on top of
"Mocha":http://mocha.rubyforge.org/ specifically for mocking ActiveRecord.

Mocha version 0.5.3 or greater is required.

Installation
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Add this line to your test/test_helper.rb file:

 => require 'inactive_record'
    require 'test_help'
    ...

If you're using Mocha as a gem, be sure to load it before InactiveRecord in
your environment.rb:

    config.plugins = %W( mocha inactive_record )
    
Examples
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  Product.finds 1, :name => 'Pizza'

Then calling Product.find(1) will return an instance of product
with the id 1 and the name Pizza.
Product.find(:all) will return all records registered with the
+finds+ method. You also get the Product.count for free.

You can also use the wildcard magic word +:anything+ to return the
same thing whatever the id or the finder used.

  Product.finds :anything, :name => 'god'

  Product.find_by_name 'what?' # => <#Product name=god>
  Product.find(123) # => <#Product name=god>

finds_by_* allows you to use the find_by_* methods.
Additionnaly the corresponding method will be initialized.

  Product.finds_by_name 'marc'

  Product.find_by_name 'marc' # => <#Product name=marc>

You can inactivate an ActiveRecord class to use it without relying on a
table.

  Product.inactivate! :name => :string
  
Will almost be like there was a products table with a name column of
string type.

What?
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Any questions or comments are welcome!
macournoyer@gmail.com