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What is the Rails method for organizing unit tests?

When creating unit tests in a Rails project, the first question I asked myself was “what is the agreement for organizing unit tests” because almost everything else is dictated by the agreement. Also, I'm curious if the agreement between MiniTest, TestUnit, and Rspec is changing.

What I have done so far is mirroring the Rails directory structure in my test / unit directory, for example:

[Rails Root]
 /lib/
  ./postgres.rb
  ./awesome_parser.rb
 /app/helpers
  ./psychic_helper.rb

 /test/unit/
  ./lib/postgres.rb
  ./lib/awesome_parser.rb
  ./app/helpers/psychic_helper

What is the most common way to organize tests, so when others jump on this project they don’t curse my name?

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Rspec , , 'app', . ( rails):

spec/controllers/user_controller_spec.rb
spec/models/user_spec.rb
spec/helpers/user_helpers_spec.rb

lib :

spec/lib/user_stuff_spec.rb

, :

spec/integration/route_specs.rb

Spec :

spec/support/custom_matchers.rb

, , :

spec/factories/user_factories.rb
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