RSpec
Ruby on Rails
Ruby
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===
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build
(>= v5.1.7)
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calculate_total_seconds
(>= v5.1.7)
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days
(>= v5.1.7)
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hours
(>= v5.1.7)
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minutes
(>= v5.1.7)
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months
(>= v5.1.7)
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new
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parse
(>= v5.0.0.1)
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seconds
(>= v5.1.7)
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weeks
(>= v5.1.7)
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years
(>= v5.1.7)
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<=>
(>= v5.1.7)
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==
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===
(>= v4.1.8)
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-@
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/
(>= v5.1.7)
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*
(>= v5.1.7)
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%
(>= v5.1.7)
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+
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+@
(>= v6.1.3.1)
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after
(>= v5.1.7)
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ago
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as_json
(>= v3.1.0)
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before
(>= v5.1.7)
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coerce
(>= v5.1.7)
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encode_with
(>= v5.1.7)
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eql?
(>= v4.1.8)
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from_now
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hash
(>= v4.2.1)
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in_days
(>= v6.1.3.1)
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in_hours
(>= v6.1.3.1)
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init_with
(>= v5.1.7)
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in_minutes
(>= v6.1.3.1)
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in_months
(>= v6.1.3.1)
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in_seconds
(>= v6.1.3.1)
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inspect
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instance_of?
(>= v4.2.1)
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in_weeks
(>= v6.1.3.1)
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in_years
(>= v6.1.3.1)
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is_a?
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iso8601
(>= v5.0.0.1)
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kind_of?
(>= v3.0.0)
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method_missing
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parts
(>= v7.0.0)
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_parts
(>= v7.0.0)
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raise_type_error
(>= v5.1.7)
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respond_to_missing?
(>= v4.2.1)
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since
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sum
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to_i
(>= v4.2.7)
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to_s
(>= v4.2.1)
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until
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variable?
(>= v7.0.0)
= private
= protected
Provides accurate date and time measurements using Date#advance and Time#advance, respectively. It mainly supports the methods on Numeric, such as in this example:
1.month.ago # equivalent to Time.now.advance(:months => -1)
