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How to use executed_requests_message method of WebMock Package

Best Webmock_ruby code snippet using WebMock.executed_requests_message

request_execution_verifier.rb

...21    end22    def failure_message23      expected_times_executed = @expected_times_executed || 124      text = %Q(The request #{request_pattern.to_s} was expected to execute #{times(expected_times_executed)} but it executed #{times(times_executed)})25      text << self.class.executed_requests_message26      text27    end28    def negative_failure_message29      text = if @expected_times_executed30        %Q(The request #{request_pattern.to_s} was not expected to execute #{times(expected_times_executed)} but it executed #{times(times_executed)})31      else32        %Q(The request #{request_pattern.to_s} was expected to execute 0 times but it executed #{times(times_executed)})33      end34      text << self.class.executed_requests_message35      text36    end37    def self.executed_requests_message38      "\n\nThe following requests were made:\n\n#{RequestRegistry.instance.to_s}\n" + "="*6039    end40    private41    def times(times)42      "#{times} time#{ (times == 1) ? '' : 's'}"43    end44  end45end...

executed_requests_message

Using AI Code Generation

1    expect(WebMock).to respond_to(:executed_requests_message)2    expect(WebMock).to respond_to(:executed_requests)3    expect(Object.const_defined?('WebMock::RequestRegistry')).to be true4    expect(Object.const_defined?('WebMock::RequestRegistry')).to be true5    expect(WebMock::RequestRegistry).to respond_to(:instance)6    expect(Object.const_defined?('WebMock::RequestRegistry')).to be true7    expect(WebMock::RequestRegistry).to respond_to(:instance)8    expect(WebMock::RequestRegistry.instance).to respond_to(:requested_signatures)9    expect(Object.const_defined?('WebMock::RequestRegistry')).to be true

executed_requests_message

Using AI Code Generation

1    stub_request(:get, "www.example.com")2    WebMock.executed_requests_message.should == "1 request executed:\nGET http://www.example.com/ with headers {}\n"3require File.expand_path(File.dirname(__FILE__) + '/../spec_helper')4    stub_request(:get, "www.example.com")5    WebMock.executed_requests_message.should == "1 request executed:\nGET http://www.example.com/ with headers {}\n"6require File.expand_path(File.dirname(__FILE__) + '/../spec_helper')7    stub_request(:get, "www.example.com")8    WebMock.executed_requests_message.should == "1 request executed:\nGET http://www.example.com/ with headers {}\n"9require File.expand_path(File.dirname(__FILE__) + '/../spec_helper')10    stub_request(:get, "www.example.com")11    WebMock.executed_requests_message.should == "1 request executed:\nGET http://www.example.com/ with headers {}\n"

executed_requests_message

Using AI Code Generation

1    stub_request(:get, 'http://www.google.com')2    expect(WebMock.executed_requests_message).to eq('No requests have been made yet.')3    stub_request(:get, 'http://www.google.com')4    expect(WebMock.executed_requests_message).to eq('No requests have been made yet.')5    stub_request(:get, 'http://www.google.com')6    expect(WebMock.executed_requests_message).to eq('No requests have been made yet.')7    stub_request(:get, 'http://www.google.com')8    expect(WebMock.executed_requests_message).to eq('No requests have been made yet.')9    stub_request(:get, 'http://www.google.com')10    expect(WebMock.executed_requests_message).to eq('No requests have been made yet.')11    stub_request(:get, 'http://www.google.com')

executed_requests_message

Using AI Code Generation

1  request_param_value = JSON.parse(request_param_value)2  expect(request_param_value).to eq "value"3  request_param_value = JSON.parse(request_param_value)4  expect(request_param_value).to eq "value"

executed_requests_message

Using AI Code Generation

1    expect(WebMock).to respond_to(:executed_requests_message)2    expect(WebMock).to respond_to(:executed_requests)3    expect(Object.const_defined?('WebMock::RequestRegistry')).to be true4    expect(Object.const_defined?('WebMock::RequestRegistry')).to be true5    expect(WebMock::RequestRegistry).to respond_to(:instance)6    expect(Object.const_defined?('WebMock::RequestRegistry')).to be true7    expect(WebMock::RequestRegistry).to respond_to(:instance)8    expect(WebMock::RequestRegistry.instance).to respond_to(:requested_signatures)9    expect(Object.const_defined?('WebMock::RequestRegistry')).to be true

executed_requests_message

Using AI Code Generation

1  request_param_value = JSON.parse(request_param_value)2  expect(request_param_value).to eq "value"3  request_param_value = JSON.parse(request_param_value)4  expect(request_param_value).to eq "value"

executed_requests_message

Using AI Code Generation

1  request_param_value = JSON.parse(request_param_value)2  expect(request_param_value).to eq "value"3  request_param_value = JSON.parse(request_param_value)4  expect(request_param_value).to eq "value"

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