问题
Chargify has this Cucumber scenario in their docs.
Scenario: Retrieve a customer via my reference id (as an integer or simple string)
Given I have a customer with these attributes
| reference | first_name | last_name | email |
| 7890 | Joe | Blow | joe@example.com |
When I send a GET request to https://[@subdomain].chargify.com/customers/lookup.xml?reference=7890
Then the response status should be "200 OK"
And the response should be the xml:
"""
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<customer>
<id type="integer">`auto generated`</id>
<first_name>Joe</first_name>
<last_name>Blow</last_name>
<email>joe@example.com</email>
<organization>`your value`</organization>
<reference>7890</reference>
<created_at type="datetime">`auto generated`</created_at>
<updated_at type="datetime">`auto generated`</updated_at>
</customer>
"""
I'm trying to follow their approach in testing an API we're developing here, instead of checking for the tags one by one, like I we were doing before coming across this example.
So far no luck matching the response's output with the step's multiline string, due to formatting issues. Haven't found a way with Nokogiri nor with simple stripped string comparison.
Is there an elegant (and efficient) way to do this?
Update
Here's the cucumber step using Mark's solution:
Then /^I should see the following output$/ do |xml_output|
response = Hash.from_xml(page.body)
expected = Hash.from_xml(xml_output)
expected.diff(response).should == {}
end
回答1:
You can use Hash.from_xml and then compare with Hash.diff. Comparing as hashes eliminates insignificant whitespace from messing up comparisons.
回答2:
In case you don't want the dependency on ActiveSuport (for instance, if you are outside Rails), you might try the equivalent-xml gem. It allows you to write the above expectation as follows:
response = page.body
response.should be_equivalent_to(xml_output)
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/5072005/how-do-i-compare-xml-output-in-a-cucumber-step-using-a-multiline-string-example