How to use attempt method of RR.Expectations Package

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range_matcher_spec.rb

Source: range_matcher_spec.rb Github

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...7 before do8 stub(subject).foobar.times(1..2)9 end10 describe "#verify" do11 it "passes after attempt! called 1 time" do12 subject.foobar13 RR.verify14 end15 it "passes after attempt! called 2 times" do16 subject.foobar17 subject.foobar18 RR.verify19 end20 it "can't be called when attempt! is called 3 times" do21 subject.foobar22 subject.foobar23 expect {24 subject.foobar25 }.to raise_error(RR::Errors::TimesCalledError, "foobar()\nCalled 3 times.\nExpected 1..2 times.")26 expect {27 RR.verify28 }.to raise_error(RR::Errors::TimesCalledError, "foobar()\nCalled 3 times.\nExpected 1..2 times.")29 end30 end31 end32 end33 end34end...

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times_called_expectation_proc_spec.rb

Source: times_called_expectation_proc_spec.rb Github

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...7 before do8 stub(subject).foobar.times(lambda {|value| value == 2})9 end10 describe "#verify" do11 it "passes after attempt! called 2 times" do12 subject.foobar13 subject.foobar14 RR.verify15 end16 it "fails after attempt! called 1 time" do17 subject.foobar18 lambda {RR.verify}.should raise_error(RR::Errors::TimesCalledError)19 end20 it "fails after attempt! called 3 times" do21 subject.foobar22 subject.foobar23 subject.foobar24 lambda {RR.verify}.should raise_error(RR::Errors::TimesCalledError)25 end26 end27 end28 end29 end30end...

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proc_matcher_spec.rb

Source: proc_matcher_spec.rb Github

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...7 before do8 stub(subject).foobar.times(lambda {|value| value == 2})9 end10 describe "#verify" do11 it "passes after attempt! called 2 times" do12 subject.foobar13 subject.foobar14 RR.verify15 end16 it "fails after attempt! called 1 time" do17 subject.foobar18 expect { RR.verify }.to raise_error(RR::Errors::TimesCalledError)19 end20 it "fails after attempt! called 3 times" do21 subject.foobar22 subject.foobar23 subject.foobar24 expect { RR.verify }.to raise_error(RR::Errors::TimesCalledError)25 end26 end27 end28 end29 end30end...

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attempt

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1RR.mock(Foo).bar.at_least(3).times2RR.mock(Foo).bar.at_least(3).times3 RR.mock(Foo).bar.at_least(3).times4 RR.mock(Foo).bar.at_least(3).times5 RR.mock(Foo).bar.at_least(3).times6 RR.mock(Foo).bar.at_least(3).times

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attempt

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1 RR.mock(Foo).bar2 assert_equal('bar', Foo.new.bar)3 mock = RR.mock(Foo)4 assert_equal('bar', Foo.new.bar)5 mock = RR.mock(Foo)6 assert_equal('bar', Foo.new.bar)

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attempt

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1 def self.attempt(*args, &block)2 attempt!(*args, &block)3 mock(obj).foo4 mock(obj).foo5 stub(obj).foo6 stub(obj).foo7 mock(obj).foo8 stub(obj).bar9 mock(obj).foo10 stub(obj).bar11 mock(obj).foo12 stub(obj).bar13 mock(obj).foo14 stub(obj).bar15 mock(obj).foo16 stub(obj).bar17 mock(obj).foo18 stub(obj).bar19 mock(obj).foo20 stub(obj).bar21 mock(obj).foo22 stub(obj).bar

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attempt

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1 mock(foo).attempt(:non_existent_method, :arg1, :arg2)2 foo.non_existent_method(:arg1, :arg2)3 mock(foo).attempt(:non_existent_method, :arg1, :arg2)4 foo.non_existent_method(:arg1, :arg2)5 mock(foo).attempt(:non_existent_method, :arg1, :arg2)6 foo.non_existent_method(:arg1, :

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1 attempt { my_class.my_method }2 def self.attempt(*args, &block)3 attempt!(*args, &block)4 mock(obj).foo5 mock(obj).foo6 stub(obj).foo7 stub(obj).foo8 mock(obj).foo9 stub(obj).bar10 mock(obj).foo11 stub(obj).bar12 mock(obj).foo13 stub(obj).bar14 mock(obj).foo15 stub(obj).bar16 mock(obj).foo17 stub(obj).bar18 mock(obj).foo19 stub(obj).bar20 mock(obj).foo21 stub(obj).bar22 mock(obj).foo23 stub(obj).bar

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1RR.mock(Foo).bar.at_least(3).times2RR.mock(Foo).bar.at_least(3).times3 RR.mock(Foo).bar.at_least(3).times4 RR.mock(Foo).bar.at_least(3).times5 RR.mock(Foo).bar.at_least(3).times6 RR.mock(Foo).bar.at_least(3).times

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1 RR.mock(Foo).bar2 assert_equal('bar', Foo.new.bar)3 mock = RR.mock(Foo)4 assert_equal('bar', Foo.new.bar)5 mock = RR.mock(Foo)6 assert_equal('bar', Foo.new.bar)

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