bdd

问题 I have a class (of many) that have properties. Some have logic in them and some don't. Assuming I want to test these properties, how do I go about doing that? Recently, I've been interested in BDD style for creating unit tests. see here and here. So I'd do a setup of the context - basically create the SUT and load up whatever is needed. Then in each Observation (test method), I'd verify that a particular property contains what it should contain. Here's my question. If the SUT has 20

问题 I'm still trying to understand the combination of cucumber and rspec in the BDD cycle. I have defined the following scenarios for a very simple login system: Feature: Log in In order to get access to the application As a user I want to log in Scenario: User logs in successfully Given I exist as a user When I go to the login page And I fill in "username" with "gabrielhilal" And I fill in "password" with "secret" And I press "Login" Then I should see "Welcome gabrielhilal" And I should be

问题 I'm struggling to find any examples on how to fake an ajax call using Jasmine BDD? I have a custom ajax function that works like so... ajax({ url: 'JSON.php', dataType: 'json', onSuccess: function(resp) { console.log(resp); } }); ...and I've no idea how to create a stub to fake calling the actual ajax function. I want to avoid calling the ajax function as it could slow down my test suite if a real ajax call to the server takes some time to respond and I've loads of specs in my test suite. I

问题 I have the next problem: I try to run a simple click with DefaultSelenium object just like this: private DefaultSelenium seleniumClient = new DefaultSelenium("localhost", 4444, "*firefox", "http://localhost:8080"); @When("^I try to login with user \"([^\"]*)\" and password \"([^\"]*)\"$") public void I_try_to_login_with_user_and_password(String userName, String password) throws Throwable { enterData("id=username", userName); enterData("id=password",password); seleniumClient.click("id=login");

问题 I'm using MSpec for my latest project, and overall I'm really happy with it. However, I do have an issue with concurrency when my tests run in paralel and I'm wondering if anybody has run into this issue or, even better, has a solution? MSpec heavily relies on static methods and variables to work. Now it appears when I define static variables in my base classes, that are used by multiple test classes, and I run my tests in paralel, that they share the same static variables and thus interfere

问题 Yes, I know it is best to use webmock, but I would like to know how to mock this method in RSpec: def method_to_test url = URI.parse uri req = Net::HTTP::Post.new url.path res = Net::HTTP.start(url.host, url.port) do |http| http.request req, foo: 1 end res end Here is the RSpec: let( :uri ) { 'http://example.com' } specify 'HTTP call' do http = mock :http Net::HTTP.stub!(:start).and_yield http http.should_receive(:request).with(Net::HTTP::Post.new(uri), foo: 1) .and_return 202 method_to_test

问题 I have Behat test cases written like so: Feature: Checkout In order to buy products As a customer I need to be able to checkout items in the cart Background: Given step 1 And step 2 @Ready Scenario: Deliver now When step 3 Then step 4 @NoneReady Scenario: Deliver later When step a Then step b And step c @AddressNotCovered Scenario: Address Not Covered When step i Then step ii If I run behat on a single tag, it works just fine: $ behat --tags=Ready Feature: Checkout In order to buy products As

问题 I'm getting acquainted with Jasmine (http://pivotal.github.com/jasmine/) and found something rather baffling: it("should be able to send a Ghost Request", function() { var api = fm.api_wrapper; api.sendGhostRequest(function(response) { console.dir('server says: ', response); }); expect(true).toEqual(false); }); Fails as expected. However, moving the expect call inside the callback: it("should be able to send a Ghost Request", function() { var api = fm.api_wrapper; api.sendGhostRequest

问题 We are using Specflow for automating our regression suite but now we would like to take it to a next level of automating our webservices. Using the Gherkin “Gven-When-Then”, how can I use / write the webservices calls. For e.g : How do I write my given - when - then for the below request? <ns:request> <ns1:ServiceAuthenticationRequest> <ns1:Password>?</ns1:Password> <ns1:Station>?</ns1:Station> <ns1:UserName>?</ns1:UserName> </ns1:ServiceAuthenticationRequest> … </ns:request> 回答1: Unless you

问题 I've been thinking about switching from nose to behave for testing (mocha/chai etc have spoiled me). So far so good, but I can't seem to figure out any way of testing for exceptions besides: @then("It throws a KeyError exception") def step_impl(context): try: konfigure.load_env_mapping("baz", context.configs) except KeyError, e: assert (e.message == "No baz configuration found") With nose I can annotate a test with @raises(KeyError) I can't find anything like this in behave (not in the source