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272 CHAPTER 10 Tracking state
Listing 10.23 app/views/admin/states/index.html.erb
With this view written, your feature will now whinge about the new action when you
run bin/cucumber feature/creating_states.feature:
And I follow "New State"
The action 'new' could not be found
for Admin::StatesController (AbstractController::ActionNotFound)
Alright then, you should add the new action to Admin::StatesController if you want
to continue any further. It should be defined like the following inside that controller:
def new
@state = State.new
end
You now need to create the view for this action at app/views/admin/states/
new.html.erb and fill it in with the following content:
New State
You’re using a form partial here again because it’s best practice and also just in case
you ever wanted to use it for an edit action. In a new file for your partial at app/views/
admin/states/_form.html.erb, you put the form that will be used to create new states.
This form is pretty simple—it only needs a text field for the name and a submit button
to submit the form:
Because the @state variable coming from the new is a new instance of the State
model, the submit method will display a submit button with the text Create State, just
like your feature needs. Speaking of which, with this form partial done, your feature
should run a little further. You should check this now by running bin/cucumber
features/creating_states.feature:
And I press "Create State"
The action 'create' could not be found
for Admin::StatesController (AbstractController::ActionNotFound)