On 28 Jun 2009, at 11:33, Michael wrote:
I'm trying to figure out how to test that the current_user does end up
being attached to a new model that is being created which happens to
be an Album.
Here is the Controller code.
def create
@album = current_user.albums.new params[:album]
if @album.save
flash[:notice] = "The album was saved successfully."
redirect_to @album
else
render :action => :new
end
end
and here is a quick overview of how i have been testing so far.
before(:each) do
@album = mock_model(Album, :save => nil)
Album.stub(:new).and_return(@album)
end
describe "authenticated user" do
before(:each) do
activate_authlogic
UserSession.create Factory.build(:valid_user)
end
it "should build new album" do
Album.should_receive(:new).with("title" => "album title",
"description" => "album description").and_return(@album)
post :create, :album => {"title" => "album title", "description"
=> "album description"}
end
it "should save the album" do
@album.should_receive(:save)
post :create
end
end
How would i test to make sure that on the save "user_id" is present
and matches the logged in user?
From the code you've shown us, it looks as though you need to spec
the view, since I presume that's where the params[:album] which may or
may not contain this user_id is built. The controller is just passing
these params directly to the model's constructor, so it doesn't really
seem to have much of a part to play as regards this specific field.
This might be a case where you'll get more value from a full-stack
Cucumber acceptance test.
cheers,
Matt Wynne
http://mattwynne.net
+447974 430184
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