Hello everybody,
I had written same scenario using normal code which is as follows :
def valid_attributes
{
:body => “test_description”,
:title => “test123”,
}
end
describe BbPostsController, “POST Create” do
before(:each) do
@post = BbPost.new
end
context “Admin” do
fixtures :users, :bb_posts
@user = User.find_by_login(“kiran”)
if @user
it “should create post” do
@post = create_post
@post.save
@post.should be_valid
end
end
end
def create_post
args ||= valid_attributes
BbPost.create args
end
end
The above code is working.Now i want to try my hand on using mocks so i
write some code using the mocks which is as follows:
it “should create post” do
BbPost.should_receive(:new).with(“title” => “Test123” ,“body” =>
“test_description”, “abstract” => “test_abstract”)
post :create, :bb_post => { “title” => “Test123” ,“body” =>
“test_description”, “abstract” => “test_abstract” }
end
it is showing me error which is as follows :
Spec::Mocks::MockExpecttionError in ‘BbPostsController POST Create admin
should create post’
<BbPost(id: integer, body: text, title: string,(clss)> expected :new
with ({“body”=>“test_description”, “title”=>“Test123”}) once, but
received it 0 ti
mes
Please suggest if something is wrong.
I am referring to Rspec book.Also in that they had given seperate method
of save.But like the upper one i want to do in one scenario.Is it
possible?Please clarify
Also i want to know the whether above code which is running fine
actually uses create method of model.I think it does not uses the
“create method of controller”.Please suggest what to do in this case.
