在 RSPEC 功能测试中使用 mocha 作为控制器

发布于 2024-10-22 20:33:20 字数 419 浏览 3 评论 0原文

我在这里使用 Rspec 进行一些测试，我想确保控制器在某些操作中调用 log 方法。我也在用摩卡。

我想要这样的东西：

it "update action should redirect when model is valid" do
    Tag.any_instance.stubs(:valid?).returns(true)
    put :update, :id => Tag.first
    controller.expects(:add_team_log).at_least_once
    response.should redirect_to(edit_admin_tag_url(assigns[:tag]))
  end

有什么东西可以用作“控制器”变量吗？我尝试了 self，控制器类名......

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I'm doing some tests here using Rspec and I would like to assure that the controller is calling the log method in some actions. I'm also using mocha.

I would like something like this:

it "update action should redirect when model is valid" do
    Tag.any_instance.stubs(:valid?).returns(true)
    put :update, :id => Tag.first
    controller.expects(:add_team_log).at_least_once
    response.should redirect_to(edit_admin_tag_url(assigns[:tag]))
  end

is there something to use as the 'controller' variable? I tried self, the controller class name...

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寒江雪… 2024-10-29 20:33:20

我刚刚得到了这方面的帮助。为了测试控制器，您可以将规范嵌套在命名控制器的描述中。（规范也应该位于 Controllers 文件夹中）

describe ArticlesController do
  integrate_views
    describe "GET index" do
     ...
      it "update action should redirect when model is valid" do
         ...
        controller.expects(:add_team_log).at_least_once
    ...
     end
   end

结束

I just got helped with this. For testing controllers, you'd nest your specs inside a describe which names the controller. (The spec should also be in the Controllers folder)

describe ArticlesController do
  integrate_views
    describe "GET index" do
     ...
      it "update action should redirect when model is valid" do
         ...
        controller.expects(:add_team_log).at_least_once
    ...
     end
   end

end

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冷血 2024-10-29 20:33:20

我认为你想要 @controller 而不是控制器。这是我的测试套件中的一个示例：

it "delegates to the pricing web service" do
  isbn = "an_isbn"
  @controller.expects(:lookup)
    .with(isbn, anything)
    .returns({asin: "an_asin"})

  get :results, isbn: isbn
  assert_response :success
end

I think you want @controller instead of controller. Here's an example from my test suite:

it "delegates to the pricing web service" do
  isbn = "an_isbn"
  @controller.expects(:lookup)
    .with(isbn, anything)
    .returns({asin: "an_asin"})

  get :results, isbn: isbn
  assert_response :success
end

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