Best Test_xml_ruby code snippet using Assertions.assert_name
assertions_spec.rb
Source:assertions_spec.rb
...778 end779 end780 end781 end782 describe '#assert_name' do783 let(:as) { 'value' }784 let(:error_message) { "#{as} is not a String or a Symbol" }785 def assert786 assertions.assert_name(value, **options)787 end788 it 'should define the method' do789 expect(assertions)790 .to respond_to(:assert_name)791 .with(1).argument792 .and_keywords(:as, :error_class, :message, :optional)793 end794 describe 'with nil' do795 let(:value) { nil }796 let(:error_message) { "#{as} can't be blank" }797 include_examples 'should raise an exception'798 end799 describe 'with an Object' do800 let(:value) { Object.new.freeze }801 include_examples 'should raise an exception'802 end803 describe 'with an empty String' do804 let(:value) { '' }...
assertions.rb
Source:assertions.rb
1require 'ostruct'2require 'diffy'3module TestXml4 class AssertionConfig < OpenStruct5 def assert_name6 "assert_#{name}"7 end8 def assert_not_name9 "assert_not_#{name}"10 end11 def expectation12 "must_#{matcher}"13 end14 end15 ASSERTIONS = [16 AssertionConfig.new(17 :name => :xml_contain,18 :matcher => :contain_xml,19 :message => lambda { |expect, actual| "the xml:\n#{actual}\nshould contain xml:\n#{expect}" },20 :message_when_negated => lambda { |expect, actual| "the xml:\n#{actual}\nshould not contain xml:\n#{expect} but it does" }21 ),22 AssertionConfig.new(23 :name => :xml_structure_contain,24 :matcher => :contain_xml_structure,25 :message => lambda { |expect, actual| "the xml:\n#{actual}\nshould match xml structure:\n#{expect}" },26 :message_when_negated => lambda { |expect, actual| "the xml:\n#{actual}\nshould not match xml structure:\n#{expect} but it does" }27 ),28 AssertionConfig.new(29 :name => :xml_equal,30 :matcher => :equal_xml,31 :message => lambda { |expect, actual| sprintf "the xml:\n%s\nshould exactly match xml:\n%s\n\nDiff:\n%s", actual, expect, diff(expect, actual) },32 :message_when_negated => lambda { |expect, actual| "the xml:\n#{actual}\nshould not exactly match xml:\n#{expect} but it does" }33 ),34 AssertionConfig.new(35 :name => :xml_structure_equal,36 :matcher => :equal_xml_structure,37 :message => lambda { |expect, actual| "the xml:\n#{actual}\nshould exactly match xml structure:\n#{expect}" },38 :message_when_negated => lambda { |expect, actual| "the xml:\n#{actual}\nshould not exactly match xml structure:\n#{expect} but it does" }39 )40 ]41 def self.diff(expect, actual)42 doc_actual = Nokogiri::XML.parse(actual, &:noblanks)43 doc_expect = Nokogiri::XML.parse(expect, &:noblanks)44 diff = Diffy::Diff.new(doc_expect.to_xml, doc_actual.to_xml, :context => 3, :include_diff_info => true).to_a45 return "" if diff.empty?46 # Skip diff headers, they're useless since they refer to tempfiles47 diff[2..-1].join("")48 end49 module Assertions50 ASSERTIONS.each do |cfg|51 define_method(cfg.assert_name) do |a, b|52 correct_assert(MatcherMethods.send(cfg.name, a, b), cfg.message.call(a, b))53 end54 define_method(cfg.assert_not_name) do |a, b|55 correct_assert(! MatcherMethods.send(cfg.name, a, b), cfg.message_when_negated.call(a, b))56 end57 end58 private59 def correct_assert(boolean, message)60 if RUBY_VERSION =~ /1.9.2/ or defined?(MiniTest)61 assert(boolean, message)62 else63 assert_block(message) do64 boolean65 end...
mini_test.rb
Source:mini_test.rb
1require "test_xml"2# TODO: should we remove test_xml/spec?3MiniTest::Expectations.class_eval do4 TestXml::ASSERTIONS.each do |cfg|5 infect_an_assertion(cfg.assert_name, cfg.expectation)6 end7end8class MiniTest::Test9 include TestXml::Assertions10end...
assert_name
Using AI Code Generation
1assert_name("Rajesh", "Rajesh")2assert_name("Rajesh", "Raj")3assert_name("Rajesh", "Rajesh")4assert_name("Rajesh", "Raj")5assert_name("Rajesh", "Rajesh")6assert_name("Rajesh", "Raj")7assert_name("Rajesh", "Rajesh")8assert_name("Rajesh", "Raj")9assert_name("Rajesh", "Rajesh")10assert_name("Rajesh", "Raj")11assert_name("Rajesh", "Rajesh")12assert_name("Rajesh", "Raj")13assert_name("Rajesh", "Rajesh")14assert_name("Rajesh", "Raj")15assert_name("Rajesh", "Rajesh")16assert_name("Rajesh", "Raj")17assert_name("Rajesh", "Rajesh")18assert_name("Rajesh", "Raj")19assert_name("Rajesh", "Rajesh")20assert_name("Rajesh", "Raj")21assert_name("Rajesh", "Rajesh")22assert_name("Rajesh", "Raj")23assert_name("Rajesh", "Rajesh")24assert_name("Rajesh", "Raj")25assert_name("Rajesh
assert_name
Using AI Code Generation
1 assert_name("Bharat", "Bharat")2 assert_equal("Bharat", "Bharat")3assert_equal("Bharat", "Bharat")4assert_equal("Bharat", "Bharat")5assert_equal("Bharat", "Bharat")
assert_name
Using AI Code Generation
1assert_name("David")2assert_name("david")3assert_name("DAVID")4assert_name("dAvId")5 def assert_name(name)
assert_name
Using AI Code Generation
1assert_name("Saurabh")2 def assert_name(name)3Traceback (most recent call last):41.rb:3:in `require_relative': cannot load such file -- assertions (LoadError)
assert_name
Using AI Code Generation
1 def assert_name(name)2Traceback (most recent call last):31.rb:3:in `require_relative': cannot load such file -- assertions (LoadError)
assert_name
Using AI Code Generation
1assert_name("Rajesh", "Rajesh")2assert_name("Rajesh", "Raj")3assert_name("Rajesh", "Rajesh")4assert_name("Rajesh", "Raj")5assert_name("Rajesh", "Rajesh")6assert_name("Rajesh", "Raj")7assert_name("Rajesh", "Rajesh")8assert_name("Rajesh", "Raj")9assert_name("Rajesh", "Rajesh")10assert_name("Rajesh", "Raj")11assert_name("Rajesh", "Rajesh")12assert_name("Rajesh", "Raj")13assert_name("Rajesh", "Rajesh")14assert_name("Rajesh", "Raj")15assert_name("Rajesh", "Rajesh")16assert_name("Rajesh", "Raj")17assert_name("Rajesh", "Rajesh")18assert_name("Rajesh", "Raj")19assert_name("Rajesh", "Rajesh")20assert_name("Rajesh", "Raj")21assert_name("Rajesh", "Rajesh")22assert_name("Rajesh", "Raj")23assert_name("Rajesh", "Rajesh")24assert_name("Rajesh", "Raj")25assert_name("Rajesh
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