tdd

Is there an rspec test for exact length of an attribute?

浪尽此生 提交于 2020-12-04 17:21:07
问题 I'm trying to test the length of a zip code attribute to ensure its 5 characters long. Right now I'm testing to make sure its not blank and then too short with 4 characters and too long with 6 characters. Is there a way to test it being exactly 5 characters? So far I've found nothing online or in the rspec book. 回答1: If you're testing a validation on an ActiveRecord model, I recommend trying out shoulda-matchers . It provides a bunch of useful RSpec extensions useful for Rails. You could

How to fake image upload for testing with Intervention image package using Laravel

流过昼夜 提交于 2020-12-03 21:44:12
问题 I have a test asserting that images can be uploaded. Here is the code... // Test $file = UploadedFile::fake()->image('image_one.jpg'); Storage::fake('public'); $response = $this->post('/api/images', [ 'images' => $file ]); Then in controller i am doing something simpler.. $file->store('images', 'public'); And asserting couple of things. and it works like charm. But now i need to resize the image using Intervention image package. for that i have a following code: Image::make($file) ->resize

How do I apply unit testing to C# function which requires user input dynamically?

倖福魔咒の 提交于 2020-11-28 04:53:05
问题 The function below gets input from the user. I need to test this function using Unit Testing . Can anyone tell me how to test this kind of function which require user input dynamically. Thanks like boundary value analysis ... numberOfCommands should be (0 <= n <= 100) public static int Get_Commands() { do { string noOfCommands = Console.ReadLine().Trim(); numberOfCommands = int.Parse(noOfCommands); } while (numberOfCommands <= 0 || numberOfCommands >= 100); return numberOfCommands; }

How do I apply unit testing to C# function which requires user input dynamically?

馋奶兔 提交于 2020-11-28 04:52:49
问题 The function below gets input from the user. I need to test this function using Unit Testing . Can anyone tell me how to test this kind of function which require user input dynamically. Thanks like boundary value analysis ... numberOfCommands should be (0 <= n <= 100) public static int Get_Commands() { do { string noOfCommands = Console.ReadLine().Trim(); numberOfCommands = int.Parse(noOfCommands); } while (numberOfCommands <= 0 || numberOfCommands >= 100); return numberOfCommands; }

Mocking methods on a Vue instance during TDD

你说的曾经没有我的故事 提交于 2020-11-24 16:15:25
问题 I'm learning TDD whilst building my Vue app, and trying to abide by the strict laws of only writing enough production code to satisfy a failing unit test. I am really enjoying this approach, but I have run into a roadblock in regards to adding methods to a Vue instance, and testing that they have been called when the event fires from the element in the template. I cannot find any suggestions as to how I can mock a Vue method given that if I mock the proxied method, it ends up not being called

Mocking methods on a Vue instance during TDD

混江龙づ霸主 提交于 2020-11-24 16:11:51
问题 I'm learning TDD whilst building my Vue app, and trying to abide by the strict laws of only writing enough production code to satisfy a failing unit test. I am really enjoying this approach, but I have run into a roadblock in regards to adding methods to a Vue instance, and testing that they have been called when the event fires from the element in the template. I cannot find any suggestions as to how I can mock a Vue method given that if I mock the proxied method, it ends up not being called

Mocking methods on a Vue instance during TDD

北慕城南 提交于 2020-11-24 16:11:49
问题 I'm learning TDD whilst building my Vue app, and trying to abide by the strict laws of only writing enough production code to satisfy a failing unit test. I am really enjoying this approach, but I have run into a roadblock in regards to adding methods to a Vue instance, and testing that they have been called when the event fires from the element in the template. I cannot find any suggestions as to how I can mock a Vue method given that if I mock the proxied method, it ends up not being called

Mocking methods on a Vue instance during TDD

末鹿安然 提交于 2020-11-24 16:10:35
问题 I'm learning TDD whilst building my Vue app, and trying to abide by the strict laws of only writing enough production code to satisfy a failing unit test. I am really enjoying this approach, but I have run into a roadblock in regards to adding methods to a Vue instance, and testing that they have been called when the event fires from the element in the template. I cannot find any suggestions as to how I can mock a Vue method given that if I mock the proxied method, it ends up not being called