Best Test-prof_ruby code snippet using TestProf.AnyFixture.file
any_fixture_spec.rb
Source: any_fixture_spec.rb
1# frozen_string_literal: true2require "test_prof/any_fixture"3describe TestProf::AnyFixture, :transactional, :postgres, sqlite: :file do4 subject { described_class }5 after { described_class.reset }6 describe "#register" do7 it "invokes block only once for the same id" do8 block = double("block", call: 1)9 block2 = double("block2", call: 2)10 expect(block).to receive(:call)11 expect(block2).not_to receive(:call)12 expect(subject.register(:test) { block.call })13 .to eq 114 expect(subject.register(:test) { block2.call })15 .to eq 116 end17 end...
digest_spec.rb
Source: digest_spec.rb
...27 digest = subject.call28 TestProf::AnyFixture.config.default_dump_watch_paths << __FILE__29 expect(subject.call).not_to eq digest30 end31 it "accepts file paths" do32 digest = subject.call("tmp/any_fixture_digest/1.txt")33 File.write("tmp/any_fixture_digest/1.txt", "Boo!2")34 expect(subject.call("tmp/any_fixture_digest/1.txt")).not_to eq digest35 end36 it "accepts globs" do37 digest = subject.call("tmp/any_fixture_digest/*.txt")38 File.write("tmp/any_fixture_digest/2.txt", "Moooo!")39 expect(subject.call("tmp/any_fixture_digest/*.txt")).not_to eq digest40 end41 it "does not change if files contents stays the same" do42 digest = subject.call("tmp/any_fixture_digest/1.txt")43 File.write("tmp/any_fixture_digest/1.txt", "Boo! 2")44 digest2 = subject.call("tmp/any_fixture_digest/1.txt")45 File.write("tmp/any_fixture_digest/1.txt", "Boo!")46 digest3 = subject.call("tmp/any_fixture_digest/1.txt")47 expect(digest).to eq digest348 expect(digest2).not_to eq digest49 end50end...
any_fixture_callbacks_fixture.rb
Source: any_fixture_callbacks_fixture.rb
1# frozen_string_literal: true2$LOAD_PATH.unshift File.expand_path("../../../../../lib", __FILE__)3require_relative "../../../support/ar_models"4require "test_prof/recipes/rspec/any_fixture"5require "test_prof/any_fixture/dsl"6using TestProf::AnyFixture::DSL7shared_context "user_and_post", user_and_post: true do8 before(:all) do9 @user = fixture(:user) do10 TestProf::FactoryBot.create(:user)11 end12 end13 before { TestProf::FactoryBot.create(:post) }14 let(:user) { User.find(fixture(:user).id) }15end16describe "before_fixtures_reset callback", :user_and_post do17 before(:all) do18 before_fixtures_reset do19 Post.delete_all20 end21 end22 it "deletes post" do23 expect { TestProf::AnyFixture.reset }.to change(Post, :count).by(-1)24 end25end26describe "after_fixtures_reset callback", :user_and_post do27 before(:all) do28 after_fixtures_reset do29 Post.delete_all30 end31 end32 it "deletes post" do33 expect { TestProf::AnyFixture.reset }.to change(Post, :count).by(-1)34 end35end36describe "without callbacks", :user_and_post do37 before { TestProf::FactoryBot.create(:post) }38 after { Post.delete_all }39 it "doesn't delete post" do40 expect { TestProf::AnyFixture.reset }.not_to change(Post, :count)41 end42end...
file
Using AI Code Generation
1TestProf::AnyFixture.file('test/fixtures/1.txt')2TestProf::AnyFixture.file('test/fixtures/1.txt')3TestProf::AnyFixture.file('test/fixtures/1.txt')4TestProf::AnyFixture.file('test/fixtures/1.txt')5TestProf::AnyFixture.file('test/fixtures/1.txt')6TestProf::AnyFixture.file('test/fixtures/1.txt')7TestProf::AnyFixture.file('test/fixtures/1.txt')8TestProf::AnyFixture.file('test/fixtures/1.txt')9TestProf::AnyFixture.file('test/fixtures/1.txt')10TestProf::AnyFixture.file('test/fixtures/1.txt')11TestProf::AnyFixture.file('test/fixtures/1.txt')12TestProf::AnyFixture.file('test/fixtures/1.txt')
file
Using AI Code Generation
1 TestProf::AnyFixture.file("testfile", "This is the test file")2 assert_equal("This is the test file", File.read("testfile"))3 TestProf::AnyFixture.file("testfile", "This is the test file")4 assert_equal("This is the test file", File.read("testfile"))5 TestProf::AnyFixture.file("testfile", "This is the test file")6 assert_equal("This is the test file", File.read("testfile"))7 TestProf::AnyFixture.file("testfile", "This is the test file")8 assert_equal("This is the test file", File.read("testfile"))9 TestProf::AnyFixture.file("testfile", "This is the test file")10 assert_equal("This is the test file
file
Using AI Code Generation
1testprof = TestProf::AnyFixture.new('testprof.txt')2testprof.file { |f| puts f }3testprof.file { |f| f.each { |line| puts line } }4testprof.file { |f| f.each { |line| puts line.gsub('testprof', 'test_prof') } }5testprof.file { |f| f.each { |line| puts line.gsub('testprof', 'test_prof').chomp } }6testprof.file { |f| f.each { |line| puts line.gsub('testprof', 'test_prof').chomp.split(' ') } }
file
Using AI Code Generation
1file = TestProf::AnyFixture.new('testdata.txt')2file = TestProf::AnyFixture.new('testdata.txt', 'test')3file = TestProf::AnyFixture.new('testdata.txt', 'test/testdata.txt')4file = TestProf::AnyFixture.new('testdata.txt', 'test/testdata.txt')5file = TestProf::AnyFixture.new('testdata.txt', 'test/testdata.txt')
file
Using AI Code Generation
1 TestProf.AnyFixture.file('testfile') do |name, path, dir, fullpath, file, fd, mode, perm, flags, fdflags|2 assert_equal('testfile', name)3 assert_equal('testfile', path)4 assert_equal('.', dir)5 assert_equal('./testfile', fullpath)6 assert_equal(File, file.class)7 assert_equal(Fixnum, fd.class)8 assert_equal('w', mode)9 assert_equal(438, perm)10 assert_equal(0, flags)11 assert_equal(0, fdflags)12 file.puts('This is a test')
file
Using AI Code Generation
1file = TestProf.AnyFixture.file('test.txt', 'Hello World!')2file = TestProf.AnyFixture.file('/tmp/test.txt', 'Hello World!')3file = TestProf.AnyFixture.file('/tmp/test.txt', 'Hello World!', true)4file = TestProf.AnyFixture.file('/tmp/test.txt', 'Hello World!', true)5file = TestProf.AnyFixture.file('/tmp/test.txt', 'Hello World!', false)
file
Using AI Code Generation
1 TestProf.AnyFixture.file('testfile') do |name, path, dir, fullpath, file, fd, mode, perm, flags, fdflags|2 assert_equal('testfile', name)3 assert_equal('testfile', path)4 assert_equal('.', dir)5 assert_equal('./testfile', fullpath)6 assert_equal(File, file.class)7 assert_equal(Fixnum, fd.class)8 assert_equal('w', mode)9 assert_equal(438, perm)10 assert_equal(0, flags)11 assert_equal(0, fdflags)12 file.puts('This is a test')
file
Using AI Code Generation
1file = TestProf.AnyFixture.file('test.txt', 'Hello World!')2file = TestProf.AnyFixture.file('/tmp/test.txt', 'Hello World!')3file = TestProf.AnyFixture.file('/tmp/test.txt', 'Hello World!', true)4file = TestProf.AnyFixture.file('/tmp/test.txt', 'Hello World!', true)5file = TestProf.AnyFixture.file('/tmp/test.txt', 'Hello World!', false)
file
Using AI Code Generation
1 TestProf.AnyFixture.file('testfile') do |name, path, dir, fullpath, file, fd, mode, perm, flags, fdflags|2 assert_equal('testfile', name)3 assert_equal('testfile', path)4 assert_equal('.', dir)5 assert_equal('./testfile', fullpath)6 assert_equal(File, file.class)7 assert_equal(Fixnum, fd.class)8 assert_equal('w', mode)9 assert_equal(438, perm)10 assert_equal(0, flags)11 assert_equal(0, fdflags)12 file.puts('This is a test')
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