rspec-rails

Can anyone suggest me good source (Easy examples) for cucumber and rspec tutorials (rails 3)??? Edit: Actually I am looking for free online resources with good examples.. I think the RSpec Book is an excellent resource on Cucumber, RSpec and BDD. Agree - the RSpec Book provides a wealth of information. I found getting the flow was a big problem in the learning. The book gives you the quick intro, then dives into details and by the time you surface your head will be swimming. It takes a couple of goes of reading the book to get the finer points. Another great read is a blog post by Sarah Mei

What version of the rspec-rails gem is still compatible with Rails 2.3 branch (2.3.14 specifically)? I've tried 2.1.0 , but that one's also for Rails >= 3.0. Any other dependencies or version limitations that I should be aware of? Thanks. Version 1.3.4 is the latest supported version for Rails 2.x. http://rubygems.org/gems/rspec-rails/versions/1.3.4 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/9274329/rails-2-3-and-rspec-rails-compatability

There are a chain of methods which gets a user object. I am trying to mock the following to return a user in my Factory Girl @current_user = AuthorizeApiRequest.call(request.headers).result I can mock the object up until the call method but I'm stuck at mocking the result method allow(AuthorizeApiRequest).to receive(:call).and_return(:user) I found I need to use receive_message_chain So this worked for me. allow(AuthorizeApiRequest).to receive_message_chain(:call, :result).and_return(user) 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/40571911/mocking-chain-of-methods-in-rspec

How can I set the request headers before doing the request on a request spec? I'm moving controller specs to request specs on my API using Rails. One thing I'm stuck on is that I have no access to a request object to allow the requests. On my controller specs, I have access to a method I created which signs a specific user: def sign_in(user) token = user.api_keys.first.token # note the request object being used in the next line request.env["HTTP_AUTHORIZATION"] = ActionController::HttpAuthentication::Token.encode_credentials(token) end This works fine on controller specs, I can safely do:

What is the actual strategy to test strong params filtering in Rails controller with Rspec? (Except shoulda matchers) How to write failing test and then make it green? Create 2 hashes with expected and all (with unsatisfied) parameters. Then pass all params to action and check that you object model receiving only expected params. It will not if you are not using strong parameter filters. Than add permissions to params and check test again. For example, this: # action def create User.create(params) end # spec it 'creates a user' do expect_any_instance_of(User).to receive(:create). with({name:

I am trying to invoke a rake task in in my rspec. require "rake" rake = Rake::Application.new Rake.application = rake rake.init rake.load_rakefile rake['rake my:task'].invoke But i am getting error Failure/Error: rake['rake db:migrate'].invoke RuntimeError: Don't know how to build task 'rake db:migrate' Does anyone have a idea how we can invoke rake task in rspec code. Any help would be highly appreciated. Martin Fenner To pass in the arguments in square brackets to invoke : rake sim:manual_review_referral_program[3,4] becomes: rake['sim:manual_review_referral_program'].invoke(3,4) If your

Working with RSpec & Capybara, I'm getting an interesting test failure mode which goes away with a few subtle rearrangements of lines in the test case...stuff that shouldn't matter. I'm developing my own authentication system. It is currently working and I can login/out with the browser and the session works etc etc. However, trying to test this is failing. Something is going on that I don't quite understand, which seems to depend on the order of (seemingly) unrelated calls. require 'spec_helper' describe "Sessions" do it 'allows user to login' do #line one user = Factory(:user) #For SO, this