How to use duck_type method of RR.DSL Package

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dsl.rb

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...90 # that succeeds when the passed argument implements the methods.91 # arg = Object.new92 # def arg.foo; end93 # def arg.bar; end94 # mock(object).method_name(duck_type(:foo, :bar)) {return_value}95 # object.method_name(arg) # passes96 def duck_type(*args)97 RR::WildcardMatchers::DuckType.new(*args)98 end99 # Sets up a HashIncluding wildcard ArgumentEqualityExpectation100 # that succeeds when the passed argument contains at least those keys101 # and values of the expectation.102 # mock(object).method_name(hash_including(:foo => 1)) {return_value}103 # object.method_name({:foo => 1, :bar => 2) # passes104 def hash_including(expected_hash)105 RR::WildcardMatchers::HashIncluding.new(expected_hash)106 end107 # Sets up a Satisfy wildcard ArgumentEqualityExpectation108 # that succeeds when the passed argument causes the expectation's109 # proc to return true.110 # mock(object).method_name(satisfy {|arg| arg == :foo}) {return_value}...

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without_autohook.rb

Source: without_autohook.rb Github

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...57require 'rr/​wildcard_matchers/​anything'58require 'rr/​wildcard_matchers/​is_a'59require 'rr/​wildcard_matchers/​numeric'60require 'rr/​wildcard_matchers/​boolean'61require 'rr/​wildcard_matchers/​duck_type'62require 'rr/​wildcard_matchers/​satisfy'63require 'rr/​wildcard_matchers/​hash_including'64require 'rr/​times_called_matchers/​terminal'65require 'rr/​times_called_matchers/​non_terminal'66require 'rr/​times_called_matchers/​times_called_matcher'67require 'rr/​times_called_matchers/​never_matcher'68require 'rr/​times_called_matchers/​any_times_matcher'69require 'rr/​times_called_matchers/​integer_matcher'70require 'rr/​times_called_matchers/​range_matcher'71require 'rr/​times_called_matchers/​proc_matcher'72require 'rr/​times_called_matchers/​at_least_matcher'73require 'rr/​times_called_matchers/​at_most_matcher'74require 'rr/​spy_verification_proxy'75require 'rr/​spy_verification'...

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wildcard_matchers_spec.rb

Source: wildcard_matchers_spec.rb Github

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...33 it "rr_boolean returns an Boolean matcher" do34 expect(rr_boolean).to eq RR::WildcardMatchers::Boolean.new35 end36 end37 describe "#duck_type" do38 it "returns a DuckType matcher" do39 expect(duck_type(:one, :two)).to eq RR::WildcardMatchers::DuckType.new(:one, :two)40 end41 it "rr_duck_type returns a DuckType matcher" do42 expect(rr_duck_type(:one, :two)).to eq RR::WildcardMatchers::DuckType.new(:one, :two)43 end44 end45 end46 describe "#any_times" do47 it "returns an AnyTimesMatcher" do48 expect(any_times).to eq RR::TimesCalledMatchers::AnyTimesMatcher.new49 end50 it "rr_any_times returns an AnyTimesMatcher" do51 expect(rr_any_times).to eq RR::TimesCalledMatchers::AnyTimesMatcher.new52 end53 end54end...

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duck_type

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1 assert duck_type.respond_to?(:method_missing)2 assert duck_type.respond_to?(:respond_to?)3 assert duck_type.respond_to?(:method_missing)4 assert duck_type.respond_to?(:respond_to?)5 assert duck_type.respond_to?(:method_missing)6 assert duck_type.respond_to?(:respond_to?)7 assert duck_type.respond_to?(:method_missing)8 assert duck_type.respond_to?(:respond_to?)9 assert duck_type.respond_to?(:method_missing)10 assert duck_type.respond_to?(:respond_to?)11 assert duck_type.respond_to?(:method_missing

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duck_type

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1 duck = DuckType.new(mock)2 def initialize(duck)3 duck = DuckType.new(mock("mock"))4 def initialize(duck)5 duck = DuckType.new(mock("mock"))6 def initialize(duck)7 duck = DuckType.new(mock("

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duck_type

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1 mock(set2 mock = mock("mock")3 duck = DuckType.new(mock)4 def initialize(duck)5 duck = DuckType.new(mock("mock"))6 def initialize(duck)7 duck = DuckType.new(mock("mock"))8 def initialize(duck)9 def duck.quack; end10 def duck.waddle; end11 mock(duck).quack12 def duck.quack; end13 def duck.waddle; end14 RR.duck_type(duck).quack15 def duck.quack; end16 def duck.waddle; end17 RR.duck_type(duck) do |duck_type|18 def duck.quack; end19 def duck.waddle; end20 RR.duck_type(duck) do21 def duck.quack; end22 def duck.waddle; end23 RR.duck_type(duck) do

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duck_type

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1 duck_type(name => 'e', :methods => [:hello, :goodbye])2 duck_type(:name => 'DuckType', :methods => [:hello, :goodbye])3 RR::Space.instance.duck_type(:name => 'DuckType', :methods => [:hello, :goodbye])

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duck_type

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1 def duck_type?(hash)2 mock(duck_type).duck_type?(duck_type(:a => 1))3 duck_type.duck_type?(:a => 1)4 mock(Object).duck_type(:to_s) { "a string" }5 assert_equal "a string", Object.duck_type(:to_s)6 RR.duck_type(Object, :to_s) { "a string" }7 assert_equal "a string", Object.duck_type(:to_s)8 RR.duck_type(Object, :to_s) { "a string" }9 assert_equal "a string", RR.duck_type(Object, :to_s)10 RR.duck_type(Object, :to_s) { "a string" }11 assert_equal "a string", RR.duck_type(Object, :to_s)12 assert_equal "a string", Object.duck_type(:to_s)

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duck_type

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1 assert duck_type.respond_to?(:method_missing)2 assert duck_type.respond_to?(:respond_to?)3 assert duck_type.respond_to?(:method_missing)4 assert duck_type.respond_to?(:respond_to?)5 assert duck_type.respond_to?(:method_missing)6 assert duck_type.respond_to?(:respond_to?)7 assert duck_type.respond_to?(:method_missing)8 assert duck_type.respond_to?(:respond_to?)9 assert duck_type.respond_to?(:method_missing)10 assert duck_type.respond_to?(:respond_to?)11 assert duck_type.respond_to?(:method_missing

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duck_type

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1 mock(Object).duck_type(:to_s) { "a string" }2 assert_equal "a string", Object.duck_type(:to_s)3 RR.duck_type(Object, :to_s) { "a string" }4 assert_equal "a string", Object.duck_type(:to_s)5 RR.duck_type(Object, :to_s) { "a string" }6 assert_equal "a string", RR.duck_type(Object, :to_s)7 RR.duck_type(Object, :to_s) { "a string" }8 assert_equal "a string", RR.duck_type(Object, :to_s)9 assert_equal "a string", Object.duck_type(:to_s)

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