How to use content method of TestFile.RSpec Package

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client_spec.rb

Source: client_spec.rb Github

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...20 it 'detects JSON file extension' do21 testfile = Tempfile.new(['spofford-client-rspec', '.json'])22 begin23 testfile.write({ 'data' => 'some dummy data' }.to_json)24 expect(@context.detect_content_type(testfile)).to eq('application/​json')25 ensure26 testfile.close27 testfile.unlink28 end29 end30 it 'detects ZIP file extension' do31 testfile = Tempfile.new(['spofford-client-rspec', '.zip'])32 begin33 testfile.write({ 'data' => 'some dummy data' }.to_json)34 expect(@context.detect_content_type(testfile)).to eq('application/​zip')35 ensure36 testfile.close37 testfile.unlink38 end39 end40 end41 context 'default instance' do42 before(:each) do43 stub_request(:post, /​\/​ingest\/​.*/​)44 .with(headers: { 'Content-Type' => 'application/​json' })45 .to_return(status: 201, body: '{"result" : "json"}', headers: { 'Content-Type' => 'application/​json' })46 stub_request(:post, /​\/​ingest\/​.*/​)47 .with(headers: { 'Content-Type' => 'application/​zip' })48 .to_return(status: 201, body: '{"result":"zip"}', headers: { 'Content-Type' => 'application/​json' })...

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rspec.rb

Source: rspec.rb Github

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...14 :name => 'rspec',15 :version => rspec_gem_version16 )17 add_to_test_requires(rspec_autorun_path)18 add_file(rspec_options_filename, dot_rspec_content)19 end20 def test_runner_command21 ruby_command('rake spec')22 end23 private24 def rspec_gem_version25 case rspec_version26 when 2 then '~> 2.13'27 when 1 then '~> 1.3'28 when nil then raise ArgumentError, "rspec_version isn't set!"29 else raise ArgumentError, "Invalid RSpec version '#{rspec_version}'"30 end31 end32 def rspec_autorun_path33 if rspec_version == 134 'spec/​autorun'35 else36 'rspec/​autorun'37 end38 end39 def rspec_options_filename40 if rspec_version == 141 'spec/​spec.opts'42 else43 '.rspec'44 end45 end46 def dot_rspec_content47 lines = []48 lines << '--color'49 if rspec_version == 150 lines << '--format nested'51 else52 lines << '--format documentation'53 end54 if RR.debug?55 lines << '--backtrace'56 end57 lines.join("\n")58 end59 end60end...

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event_files_request_spec.rb

Source: event_files_request_spec.rb Github

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1require 'spec_helper'2# see https:/​/​www.relishapp.com/​rspec/​rspec-rails/​docs/​controller-specs3describe "/​eapi/​events/​<event_id>/​event_files" do4 TESTFILE = "/​tmp/​testfile.txt"5 before(:all) do6 File.open(TESTFILE, 'w') {|f| f.puts "HI"}7 end8 def valid_params9 {10 "member_id" => @member.id,11 "event_id" => @event.id,12 "filepath" => TESTFILE,13 "caption" => "valid params"14 }15 end16 def auth_hash17 { 'HTTP_AUTHORIZATION' => basic_auth("xx_yy") }18 end19 before(:each) do20 @member = Member.create(full_name: "xx yy", :password => "welcome")21 @event = Event.create(location: "NYC", typ: 'meeting', title: "hi", start: Time.now)22 @obj = EventFileSvc.create(valid_params)23 end24 describe "GET index" do25 it "works", slow: true do26 get "/​eapi/​events/​#{@event.id}/​event_files.json", nil, auth_hash27 response.header["Content-Type"].should include "application/​json"28 response.status.should == 20029 end30 end31end...

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1 file = TestFile.new('test.txt')2 expect(file.content).to eq("This is a test file")3 def initialize(file)4 File.read(@file)5Finished in 0.0034 seconds (files took 0.12177 seconds to load)6 Failure/​Error: expect(file.content).to eq("This is a test file")7 (compared using ==)8Finished in 0.00437 seconds (files took 0.13342 seconds to load)9 Failure/​Error: expect(file.content).to eq("This is a test file")10 (compared using ==)11Finished in 0.00426 seconds (files took 0.13005 seconds to load)12 Failure/​Error: expect(file.content).to eq("This is a test file")

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content

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1 expect(test_file.content).to eq('Hello World')2 expect(test_file.content).to eq('Hello World')3 File.read('file.txt')4Finished in 0.00118 seconds (files took 0.12794 seconds to load)5Finished in 0.00106 seconds (files took 0.1308 seconds to load)

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content

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1 TestFile.new("test.txt").content.should == "test data"2 TestFile.new("test.txt").content.should == "test data"3 def initialize(file_name)4 File.read(@file_name)

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content

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1 TestFile.new('test.txt').content.should_not be_empty2 def initialize(file)3 File.read(@file)

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