Best Shoulda_ruby code snippet using Tests.current_appraisal
test_framework_detection_test.rb
Source: test_framework_detection_test.rb
1require "test_helper"2require "tempfile"3class TestFrameworkDetectionTest < PARENT_TEST_CASE4 if Tests::CurrentBundle.instance.current_appraisal == "rails_5_2"5 should "detect Minitest 5.x w/ Rails 5.2" do6 assert_integration_with_rails_and "Minitest::Test"7 end8 end9 if Tests::CurrentBundle.instance.current_appraisal == "rails_5_1"10 should "detect Minitest 5.x w/ Rails 5.1" do11 assert_integration_with_rails_and "Minitest::Test"12 end13 end14 if Tests::CurrentBundle.instance.current_appraisal == "rails_5_0"15 should "detect Minitest 5.x w/ Rails 5.0" do16 assert_integration_with_rails_and "Minitest::Test"17 end18 end19 if Tests::CurrentBundle.instance.current_appraisal == "rails_4_2"20 should "detect ActiveSupport::TestCase and Minitest 4.x w/ Rails 4.2" do21 assert_integration_with_rails_and "Minitest::Test"22 end23 end24 if TEST_FRAMEWORK == "minitest"25 should "detect Minitest 5.x when it is loaded standalone" do26 assert_integration_with "Minitest::Test", setup: <<-RUBY27 require "minitest/autorun"28 RUBY29 end30 end31 if TEST_FRAMEWORK == "test_unit"32 should "detect the test-unit gem when it is loaded standalone" do33 assert_integration_with "Test::Unit::TestCase",34 setup: <<-RUBY35 require "test/unit"36 RUBY37 end38 end39 def assert_integration_with_rails_and(*test_cases)40 test_cases = ["ActiveSupport::TestCase"] | test_cases41 options = test_cases.last.is_a?(Hash) ? test_cases.pop : {}42 options[:setup] = <<-RUBY43 require "rails/all"44 require "rails/test_help"45 ActiveRecord::Base.establish_connection(46 adapter: "sqlite3",47 database: ":memory:"48 )49 RUBY50 args = test_cases + [options]51 assert_integration_with(*args)52 end53 def assert_integration_with(*test_cases)54 assert_test_cases_are_detected(*test_cases)55 assert_our_api_is_available_in_test_cases(*test_cases)56 end57 def assert_test_cases_are_detected(*expected_test_cases)58 options = expected_test_cases.last.is_a?(Hash) ? expected_test_cases.pop : {}59 setup = options[:setup] || ""60 output = execute(file_that_detects_test_framework_test_cases([setup]))61 actual_test_cases = output.split("\n").first.split(", ")62 assert_equal expected_test_cases, actual_test_cases63 end64 def file_that_detects_test_framework_test_cases(mixins)65 <<-RUBY66 #{require_gems(mixins)}67 require "yaml"68 test_cases =69 Shoulda::Context.test_framework_test_cases.map do |test_case|70 test_case.to_s71 end72 puts test_cases.join(', ')73 RUBY74 end75 def require_gems(mixins)76 <<-RUBY77 ENV["BUNDLE_GEMFILE"] =78 "#{PROJECT_DIR}/gemfiles/" +79 "#{Tests::CurrentBundle.instance.current_appraisal}.gemfile"80 require "bundler"81 Bundler.setup82 #{mixins.join("\n")}83 require "shoulda-context"84 RUBY85 end86 def assert_our_api_is_available_in_test_cases(*test_cases)87 options = test_cases.last.is_a?(Hash) ? test_cases.pop : {}88 setup = options[:setup] || ""89 test_cases.each do |test_case|90 output = execute(91 file_that_runs_a_test_within_test_case(test_case, [setup])92 )93 assert_match(/1 (tests|runs)/, output)...
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