I'm trying to test a "console" method that switches states. Each state has
user input.
I have test example on github https://github.com/dmitriy-sokolyanskiy/ref
<https://github.com/dmitriy-sokolyanskiy/ref>
*Desired behavior:* in test I expect the "console" method to be launched
with initial `@state = :greeting` and switching to `@state = :base_option`,
which asks for user input, for example, `"create"`, which switches to
`state = :main_menu`, which requires user input, for example, an `“exit”`
that leads to an exit.
def console
loop do
break unless STATES.include?(@state)
public_send(@state)
end
end
def greeting
message(:greeting)
@state = :base_option
end
*Problems:*
1. it does not execute console input since `@states` does not change
correctly.
2. `expect(current_subject).to receive(:create)` - is not met.
let(:current_subject) { described_class.new }
let(:input_sequence) { %w[create exit] }
describe '#console' do
context 'when correct method calling' do
after do
# @state=:greeting
current_subject.console
# @state=nil
end
it 'create account if input is create' do
allow(current_subject).to receive_message_chain(:gets, :chomp) {
input_sequence }
expect(current_subject).to receive(:create)
end
end
end
I'm stuck. Goodle doesn't know about it too (
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