rspec2

问题 Here is the failed spec code for create in customer controller: describe CustomersController do before(:each) do #the following recognizes that there is a before filter without execution of it. controller.should_receive(:require_signin) controller.should_receive(:require_employee) end render_views describe "'create' successful" do before(:each) do category = Factory(:category) sales = Factory(:user) @customer = Factory.attributes_for(:customer, :category1_id => category.id, :sales_id => sales

问题 HI all I just recently installed rvm and all that good stuff on my macbook air and I started my rails 3.1.1 app with ruby 1.9.3. In my gem file I put down guard and rspec, now when I try and run rspec by itself or with guard I get errors thrown at me and I'm not sure why, the output I get when I run is such, phantom:tasks maxmarze$ guard Please install rb-fsevent gem for Mac OSX FSEvents support Using polling (Please help us to support your system better than that). Please install growl

问题 I have this problem in RSPEC: be_true and be_false seems not to be working in Rspec 2.1 . This is my specs file for the class Zombie : spec/lib/zombie_spec.rb require "spec_helper" require "zombie" describe "A Zombie" do # your examples (tests) go here it "is named Ash" do zombie=Zombie.new zombie.name.should=="Ash" end it "has no brains" do zombie= Zombie.new #zombie.brains.should < 1 zombie.brains.should be <1 end it "is alive" do zombie=Zombie.new zombie.alive.should==false end it "is

问题 My controller is throwing ActiveRecord::RecordNotFound which is what to be expected to be translated into 404. Now I want to test this behaviour in my controller spec, but it gets exception rather than response_code equal to 404. How to make it get this code instead? 回答1: When Rails raise a ActiveRecord::RecordNotFound it simply telling you that ActiveRecord was not able to find a resource in your database (usually using find ). It is your responsability to catch the exception and to do

问题 Just trying to do a simple view spec. When I first create this spec and run it, it worked great. But later on when I needed to create the model class (app/models/request.rb) it starts failing with the following error: Failure/Error: render ActionView::Template::Error: query does not return ResultSet Here is my view spec: require 'spec_helper' describe "requests/new.html.erb" do it "renders a form to reate a request" do assign(:request, mock_model("Request")) render rendered.should have

问题 I'm new to rails and am trying to give TDD a try. I have a user model that has an admin attribute that is set to nil by default and a request model. Here's a test that I have for my request controller it "should grant access to 'destroy'" do req = Factory(:request, :user => @user) delete :destroy, :id => req.id response.should be_successful end When I run this I get the following error: ActionView::Template::Error:undefined method `admin' for nil:NilClass I'm guessing this is because my views

问题 Is there any way to test parallel transaction using RSpec? Saying I have a bank account balance that need to be locked inside a transaction before it is decreased or increased. However, currently, although I have turned off RSpec transactional_fixtures option, I cannot launch 2 parallel transaction in two separated threads. For some reason, both are hung. Given Account is a model Then this spec will hang: it "should ensure operations are performed correctly" do @account = Account.create(

问题 I am using Ruby on Rails 3.0.9 and RSpect 2. I am trying to refactoring some spec file in the following way (in order to test with less code similar User class object attribute values): describe User do let(:user1) { Factory(:user, :users_attribute_a => 'invalid_value') } let(:user2) { Factory(:user, :users_attribute_b => 'invalid_value') } let(:user3) { Factory(:user, :users_attribute_c => 'invalid_value') } it "foreach user" do [ user1, user2, user3 ].each do |user| subject { user } it

问题 I'm trying to write a matcher which transforms object to a Hash before comparing to the expected value (let say that I want to compare 2 hashes without caring about the fact that keys are strings or symbols). I can easily define a matcher doing this RSpec::Matchers.define :my_matcher do |content| match { |to_match| my_hash_conversion(to_match) == my_hash_conversion(content) diffable end I add diffable so rspec displays the diff of the two objects when they don't match. However I want to

问题 I'm getting the following error with rspec: 1) LandingController landing#index returns http success Failure/Error: get :index ActionController::RoutingError: No route matches {:controller=>"landing"} # ./spec/controllers/landing_controller_spec.rb:7:in `block (3 levels) in <top (required)>' This is the test require 'spec_helper' describe LandingController do describe "landing#index" do it "returns http success" do get :index response.should be_success end end end I mounted it as root :to =>