问题
Currently I'm working on a meteor project, in which I wrote some packages. Now I have a problem when writing test codes for these packages. I used mike:mocha in Velocity.
In package I've created a Collection using:
TestCollect = new Meteor.Collection("testCollect");
and in my package/server.js
if(TestCollect.find().count == 0){
TestCollect.insert({});
}
... /*I want to make sure there is only doc in this collection */
Then I export this variable in package.js
api.export("TestCollect");
and in my server test code, it's like:
it("should contain only one doc", function(){
console.log(TestCollect.find());
chai.assert.equal(1, TestCollect.find().count(), "but it has " + TestCollect.find().count() + " docs");
});
To my surprise, seems the db in the test code is totally different from the db in my packages. I guess velocity use a mirror mongo to run test codes.
In fact, the console.log(TestCollect.find()); in my test code returns:
I20150102-08:44:13.285(8)? [velocity-mirror] { _mongo:
I20150102-08:44:13.285(8)? { _connectCallbacks: [ [Function] ],
I20150102-08:44:13.285(8)? _observeMultiplexers: {},
I20150102-08:44:13.285(8)? _onFailoverHook: { nextCallbackId: 0, callbacks: {} },
I20150102-08:44:13.286(8)? _docFetcher: { _mongoConnection: [Circular], _callbacksForCacheKey: {} },
I20150102-08:44:13.286(8)? _oplogHandle:
I20150102-08:44:13.286(8)? { _oplogUrl: 'mongodb://127.0.0.1:3001/local',
I20150102-08:44:13.286(8)? _dbName: 'mocha',
I20150102-08:44:13.286(8)? _oplogLastEntryConnection: [Object],
I20150102-08:44:13.286(8)? _oplogTailConnection: [Object],
I20150102-08:44:13.286(8)? _stopped: false,
I20150102-08:44:13.286(8)? _tailHandle: [Object],
I20150102-08:44:13.287(8)? _readyFuture: [Object],
I20150102-08:44:13.287(8)? _crossbar: [Object],
I20150102-08:44:13.287(8)? _lastProcessedTS: [Object],
I20150102-08:44:13.287(8)? _baseOplogSelector: [Object],
I20150102-08:44:13.287(8)? _catchingUpFutures: [] },
I20150102-08:44:13.287(8)? db:
I20150102-08:44:13.287(8)? { domain: null,
I20150102-08:44:13.288(8)? _events: {},
I20150102-08:44:13.288(8)? _maxListeners: 10,
I20150102-08:44:13.288(8)? databaseName: 'mocha',
I20150102-08:44:13.288(8)? serverConfig: [Object],
I20150102-08:44:13.288(8)? options: [Object],
I20150102-08:44:13.288(8)? _applicationClosed: false,
I20150102-08:44:13.288(8)? slaveOk: false,
I20150102-08:44:13.289(8)? bufferMaxEntries: -1,
I20150102-08:44:13.289(8)? native_parser: false,
I20150102-08:44:13.289(8)? bsonLib: [Object],
I20150102-08:44:13.289(8)? bson: [Object],
I20150102-08:44:13.289(8)? bson_deserializer: [Object],
I20150102-08:44:13.289(8)? bson_serializer: [Object],
I20150102-08:44:13.289(8)? _state: 'connected',
I20150102-08:44:13.290(8)? pkFactory: [Object],
I20150102-08:44:13.290(8)? forceServerObjectId: false,
I20150102-08:44:13.290(8)? safe: false,
I20150102-08:44:13.290(8)? notReplied: {},
I20150102-08:44:13.291(8)? isInitializing: true,
I20150102-08:44:13.291(8)? openCalled: true,
I20150102-08:44:13.291(8)? commands: [],
I20150102-08:44:13.291(8)? logger: [Object],
I20150102-08:44:13.291(8)? tag: 1420159452700,
I20150102-08:44:13.292(8)? eventHandlers: [Object],
I20150102-08:44:13.292(8)? serializeFunctions: false,
I20150102-08:44:13.292(8)? raw: false,
I20150102-08:44:13.292(8)? recordQueryStats: false,
I20150102-08:44:13.292(8)? retryMiliSeconds: 1000,
I20150102-08:44:13.292(8)? numberOfRetries: 60,
I20150102-08:44:13.293(8)? readPreference: [Object] },
I20150102-08:44:13.293(8)? _primary: '127.0.0.1:3001' },
I20150102-08:44:13.293(8)? _cursorDescription:
I20150102-08:44:13.293(8)? { collectionName: 'kliuStatus',
I20150102-08:44:13.293(8)? selector: {},
I20150102-08:44:13.293(8)? options: { transform: null } },
I20150102-08:44:13.293(8)? _synchronousCursor: null }
Then how should I get this test code to work? Any way to connect to the "real" mongo?
回答1:
You are right that tests run inside the mirror and do so on a different database.
What you should do in each test is setup the database you need for that test. So when you're writing a test you should perform some steps that are similar to this (untested code):
describe('the suite'), function() {
beforeEach(function() {
myCollection.remove({});
});
it('should add something to some document', function() {
// SETUP
myCollection.insert({some: "document"});
// EXECUTE
myCode.addSomething({hello: "world"});
// VERIFY
myDoc = myCollection.find({some: "document"});
assert(myDoc.hello === "world");
}
});
You can see more about hooks in mocha here
https://github.com/Sanjo/meteor-jasmine/blob/master/specs/example.js
回答2:
I had a very similar problem, and fixed in when I realized that I wasn't using Meteor.subscribe. I suspect if you add the following code to your client: Meteor.subscribe("TestCollect")
mike:mocha will work correctly.
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/27736268/get-mongo-collection-in-meteor-velocity-test