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Ever since I started doing TDD I’ve used RSpec. It’s a great tool, and for a long time it was part of my standard testing stack. This stack also contains things like Cucumber and FactoryGirl. Now, this stack works great. But that doesn’t mean it’s the best, it has its issues: via Pocket
Rails5 mock/stub minitest
I love tests and rails, is one of those combination where all goes better than I expect, but sometimes all the love I have it transforms to angry in one line of code.
I needed to stub my “current_user” method I’ve defined in ApplicationController, Im using minitest and my tests uses TestCase.
Yes, I know all of you use Specs, but I was a bit busy when I created some part of my app and I’ve used Scaffold and my tests now are like that, shame on me.
I’ve tried many ways of stubing this method but only one works, and is using mocha:
@controller.stubs(:current_user).returns(@user)
Please let me know if you have any other way to do it. It should be better if I only use minitest and minitest/mock.
MiniTest::Spec After Spec
ruby minitest spec 는 beforeAll 이나 AfterAll 이 없습니다. beforeAll 은 그냥 먼저 실행하면 되는데, AfterAll 처럼 돌리기 위해서 어떻게 해야 하나 고민하던 중에, ObjectSpace.define_finalizer 라는 녀석을 알게 되었습니다.
require_relative 'spec_helper' require 'something' describe Something do before do p "before" end # AfterAll ObjectSpace.define_finalizer self do p "Afterall" end let :msg do Something.instance end describe "desc1" do specify do p "spec_1" end specify do p "spec_2" end describe "desc2" do specify do p "spec_3_1" end specify do p "spec_3_2" end describe "desc3" do specify do p "spec_4_1" end specify do p "spec_4_2" end end end end end
실행 결과는,
Coverage report generated for RSpec to /Users/sangpire/playground/runway/integration/controller/coverage. 53 / 96 LOC (55.21%) covered. Run options: --seed 9024 # Running: "before-spec" "start" "spec_1" ."before-spec" "spec_2" ."before-spec" "spec_4_1" ."before-spec" "spec_4_2" ."before-spec" "spec_3_2" ."before-spec" "spec_3_1" . Fabulous run in 0.748178s, 8.0195 runs/s, 0.0000 assertions/s. 6 runs, 0 assertions, 0 failures, 0 errors, 0 skips "AfterAll"
ㅋㅋ 굳.
Testing Omniauth with Minitest
Testing Omniauth with Minitest
I would like test Omniauth-facebook with MiniTest. This is my code to test.
app.rb
Mongoid.load!("mongoid.yml", :development) on get do on 'auth/facebook/callback' do on param(:code) do |code| email = req.env['omniauth.auth']['info']['email'] user = User.where(email: email) unless user.nil? user = user.first else user = User.new({email: email}) user.save end end on 'auth/failure' do puts…
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Beginner-friendly tutorial for TDD in Ruby with minitest by Jumpstart Lab.
I've grown increasingly fond of minitest's simplicity. Adam Hawkins said it best:
rspec is a testing DSL. minitest is ruby.
The one thing that confused me when I first started using minitest was the default no message given message that it spits out on failing asserts and refutes. It took me a while before I realized that this message was a placeholder for an optional failure message that you can pass as a second parameter.
Para mi proximo proyecto le doy una oportunidad a minitest y me alego de cucumber..... por saber más y tal