Jim Burgess wrote:
> I wrote some tests for my controller which all worked as they should
> until I added http authentication using 'before_filter :authenticate'
Google (or use Google CodeSearch) and find login_as
Put it in your def setup, or in the top of each test:
login_as :bob
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Hi Jim Burgess
You can do same also like
user
@request.env['HTTP_AUTHORIZATION'] =
ActionController::HttpAuthentication::Basic.encode_credentials(user.email,"password")
And you can move it to a function as I said above
Sijo
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Hi Sijo,
Thanks for your reply. It certainly put me on the right track.
I solved the problem slightly differently, by adding:
def setup
super
@request.env['HTTP_AUTHORIZATION'] = 'Basic ' +
Base64::encode64("user:pass")
end
(where 'user' is the user name and 'pass' is the password).
to my
Hi
Once I have answered this
Suppose if you are using a session varible person_id it can be done like
for example in test_helper just write a def like
def login_as(person)
@request.session[:person_id] = person ? person.id : nil
end
And from your test call this by passing administrator
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