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Author: nyarly

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@@ -13,33 +13,34 @@ https://github.com/LRDesign/two-step )
 One excellent example is web site integration tests.  With RSpec steps you can
 do:
 
-         steps "Login and change password" do
-           it "should show the login form" do
-             visit root
-             page.should have_text "Login"
-           end
-
-           it "should successfully log in" do
-             fill_in :name, "Johnny User"
-             click "Login"
-             page.should have_text "Welcome, Johnny!"
-           end
-
-           it "should load the password change form" do
-             click "My Settings"
-             click "Update Password"
-             page.should have_selector("form#update_password")
-           end
-
-           it "should change the user's password successfully" do
-             fill_in :password, "foobar"
-             fill_in :password_confirmation, "foobar"
-             click "Change Password"
-             page.should have_text "Password changed successfully!"
-             User.find_by_name("Johnny User").valid_password?("foobar").should be_true
-           end
-
-         end
+```ruby
+RSpec::Steps.steps "Login and change password" do
+  it "should show the login form" do
+    visit root
+    page.should have_text "Login"
+  end
+
+  it "should successfully log in" do
+    fill_in :name, "Johnny User"
+    click "Login"
+    page.should have_text "Welcome, Johnny!"
+  end
+
+  it "should load the password change form" do
+    click "My Settings"
+    click "Update Password"
+    page.should have_selector("form#update_password")
+  end
+
+  it "should change the user's password successfully" do
+    fill_in :password, "foobar"
+    fill_in :password_confirmation, "foobar"
+    click "Change Password"
+    page.should have_text "Password changed successfully!"
+    User.find_by_name("Johnny User").valid_password?("foobar").should be_true
+  end
+end
+```
 
 The examples above will be run in order.  State is preserved between examples
 inside a "steps" block: any DB transactions will not roll back until the entire
@@ -74,7 +75,7 @@ As of 2.0, Steps no longer automatically adds its DSL to the top level. If you
 want that behavior (especially if you're updating an older project) add:
 
 ```
-require 'rspec-steps/monkeypatch'
+require 'rspec-steps/monkeypatching'
 ```
 to e.g. `spec_helper.rb.`