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describe FactoryBot::Factory do
it "has a factory name" do
name = :user
factory = FactoryBot::Factory.new(name)
FactoryBot::Internal.register_factory(factory)
expect(factory.name).to eq name
end
it "has a build class" do
name = :user
klass = define_class("User")
factory = FactoryBot::Factory.new(name)
FactoryBot::Internal.register_factory(factory)
expect(factory.build_class).to eq klass
end
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it "returns associations" do
Add functionality for enum traits (#1380) ## Enum traits Given a Rails model with an enum attribute: ```rb class Task < ActiveRecord::Base enum status: {queued: 0, started: 1, finished: 2} end ``` It is common for people to define traits for each possible value of the enum: ```rb FactoryBot.define do factory :task do trait :queued do status { :queued } end trait :started do status { :started } end trait :finished do status { :finished } end end end ``` With this commit, those trait definitions are no longer necessary—they are defined automatically by factory_bot. If automatically defining traits for enum attributes on every factory is not desired, it is possible to disable the feature by setting `FactoryBot.automatically_define_enum_traits = false` (see commit: [Allow opting out of automatically defining traits](https://github.com/thoughtbot/factory_bot/pull/1380/commits/5a20017351b08ce2ec9918d799e187e9eaa3ec32)). In that case, it is still possible to explicitly define traits for an enum attribute in a particular factory: ```rb FactoryBot.automatically_define_enum_traits = false FactoryBot.define do factory :task do traits_for_enum(:status) end end ``` It is also possible to use this feature for other enumerable values, not specifically tied to ActiveRecord enum attributes: ```rb class Task attr_accessor :status end FactoryBot.define do factory :task do traits_for_enum(:status, ["queued", "started", "finished"]) end end ``` The second argument here can be an enumerable object, including a Hash or Array. Closes #1049 Co-authored-by: Lance Johnson <lancejjohnson@gmail.com> Co-authored-by: PoTa <pota@mosfet.hu> Co-authored-by: Frida Casas <fridacasas.fc@gmail.com> Co-authored-by: Daniel Colson <danieljamescolson@gmail.com>
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define_class("Post")
factory = FactoryBot::Factory.new(:post)
FactoryBot::Internal.register_factory(FactoryBot::Factory.new(:admin))
factory.declare_attribute(FactoryBot::Declaration::Association.new(:author, {}))
factory.declare_attribute(FactoryBot::Declaration::Association.new(:editor, {}))
factory.declare_attribute(FactoryBot::Declaration::Implicit.new(:admin, factory))
factory.associations.each do |association|
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expect(association).to be_association
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end
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expect(factory.associations.to_a.length).to eq 3
end
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it "includes associations from the parent factory" do
association_on_parent = FactoryBot::Declaration::Association.new(:association_on_parent, {})
association_on_child = FactoryBot::Declaration::Association.new(:association_on_child, {})
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Add functionality for enum traits (#1380) ## Enum traits Given a Rails model with an enum attribute: ```rb class Task < ActiveRecord::Base enum status: {queued: 0, started: 1, finished: 2} end ``` It is common for people to define traits for each possible value of the enum: ```rb FactoryBot.define do factory :task do trait :queued do status { :queued } end trait :started do status { :started } end trait :finished do status { :finished } end end end ``` With this commit, those trait definitions are no longer necessary—they are defined automatically by factory_bot. If automatically defining traits for enum attributes on every factory is not desired, it is possible to disable the feature by setting `FactoryBot.automatically_define_enum_traits = false` (see commit: [Allow opting out of automatically defining traits](https://github.com/thoughtbot/factory_bot/pull/1380/commits/5a20017351b08ce2ec9918d799e187e9eaa3ec32)). In that case, it is still possible to explicitly define traits for an enum attribute in a particular factory: ```rb FactoryBot.automatically_define_enum_traits = false FactoryBot.define do factory :task do traits_for_enum(:status) end end ``` It is also possible to use this feature for other enumerable values, not specifically tied to ActiveRecord enum attributes: ```rb class Task attr_accessor :status end FactoryBot.define do factory :task do traits_for_enum(:status, ["queued", "started", "finished"]) end end ``` The second argument here can be an enumerable object, including a Hash or Array. Closes #1049 Co-authored-by: Lance Johnson <lancejjohnson@gmail.com> Co-authored-by: PoTa <pota@mosfet.hu> Co-authored-by: Frida Casas <fridacasas.fc@gmail.com> Co-authored-by: Daniel Colson <danieljamescolson@gmail.com>
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define_class("Post")
factory = FactoryBot::Factory.new(:post)
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factory.declare_attribute(association_on_parent)
FactoryBot::Internal.register_factory(factory)
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child_factory = FactoryBot::Factory.new(:child_post, parent: :post)
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child_factory.declare_attribute(association_on_child)
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expect(child_factory.associations.map(&:name)).to eq [:association_on_parent, :association_on_child]
end
describe "when overriding generated attributes with a hash" do
it "returns the overridden value in the generated attributes" do
name = :name
value = "The price is right!"
hash = {name => value}
define_class("Name")
factory = FactoryBot::Factory.new(name)
declaration =
FactoryBot::Declaration::Dynamic.new(name, false, -> { flunk })
factory.declare_attribute(declaration)
result = factory.run(FactoryBot::Strategy::AttributesFor, hash)
expect(result[name]).to eq value
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end
it "overrides a symbol parameter with a string parameter" do
name = :name
define_class("Name")
value = "The price is right!"
factory = FactoryBot::Factory.new(name)
FactoryBot::Internal.register_factory(factory)
declaration =
FactoryBot::Declaration::Dynamic.new(name, false, -> { flunk })
factory.declare_attribute(declaration)
hash = {name.to_s => value}
result = factory.run(FactoryBot::Strategy::AttributesFor, hash)
expect(result[name]).to eq value
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end
end
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describe "overriding an attribute with an alias" do
it "uses the passed in value for the alias" do
name = :user
define_class("User")
factory = FactoryBot::Factory.new(name)
FactoryBot::Internal.register_factory(factory)
attribute = FactoryBot::Declaration::Dynamic.new(
:test,
false, -> { "original" }
)
factory.declare_attribute(attribute)
FactoryBot.aliases << [/(.*)_alias/, '\1']
result = factory.run(
FactoryBot::Strategy::AttributesFor,
test_alias: "new"
)
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expect(result[:test_alias]).to eq "new"
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end
it "discards the predefined value for the attribute" do
name = :user
define_class("User")
factory = FactoryBot::Factory.new(name)
FactoryBot::Internal.register_factory(factory)
attribute = FactoryBot::Declaration::Dynamic.new(
:test,
false, -> { "original" }
)
factory.declare_attribute(attribute)
FactoryBot.aliases << [/(.*)_alias/, '\1']
result = factory.run(
FactoryBot::Strategy::AttributesFor,
test_alias: "new"
)
expect(result[:test]).to be_nil
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end
end
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it "guesses the build class from the factory name" do
name = :user
define_class("User")
factory = FactoryBot::Factory.new(name)
FactoryBot::Internal.register_factory(factory)
expect(factory.build_class).to eq User
end
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it "creates a new factory using the class of the parent" do
name = :user
define_class("User")
factory = FactoryBot::Factory.new(name)
FactoryBot::Internal.register_factory(factory)
child = FactoryBot::Factory.new(:child, parent: factory.name)
child.compile
expect(child.build_class).to eq factory.build_class
end
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it "creates a new factory while overriding the parent class" do
name = :user
Add functionality for enum traits (#1380) ## Enum traits Given a Rails model with an enum attribute: ```rb class Task < ActiveRecord::Base enum status: {queued: 0, started: 1, finished: 2} end ``` It is common for people to define traits for each possible value of the enum: ```rb FactoryBot.define do factory :task do trait :queued do status { :queued } end trait :started do status { :started } end trait :finished do status { :finished } end end end ``` With this commit, those trait definitions are no longer necessary—they are defined automatically by factory_bot. If automatically defining traits for enum attributes on every factory is not desired, it is possible to disable the feature by setting `FactoryBot.automatically_define_enum_traits = false` (see commit: [Allow opting out of automatically defining traits](https://github.com/thoughtbot/factory_bot/pull/1380/commits/5a20017351b08ce2ec9918d799e187e9eaa3ec32)). In that case, it is still possible to explicitly define traits for an enum attribute in a particular factory: ```rb FactoryBot.automatically_define_enum_traits = false FactoryBot.define do factory :task do traits_for_enum(:status) end end ``` It is also possible to use this feature for other enumerable values, not specifically tied to ActiveRecord enum attributes: ```rb class Task attr_accessor :status end FactoryBot.define do factory :task do traits_for_enum(:status, ["queued", "started", "finished"]) end end ``` The second argument here can be an enumerable object, including a Hash or Array. Closes #1049 Co-authored-by: Lance Johnson <lancejjohnson@gmail.com> Co-authored-by: PoTa <pota@mosfet.hu> Co-authored-by: Frida Casas <fridacasas.fc@gmail.com> Co-authored-by: Daniel Colson <danieljamescolson@gmail.com>
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define_class("User")
factory = FactoryBot::Factory.new(name)
FactoryBot::Internal.register_factory(factory)
child = FactoryBot::Factory.new(:child, class: String, parent: factory.name)
child.compile
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expect(child.build_class).to eq String
end
end
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describe FactoryBot::Factory, "when defined with a custom class" do
it "is an instance of that custom class" do
factory = FactoryBot::Factory.new(:author, class: Float)
expect(factory.build_class).to eq Float
end
end
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describe FactoryBot::Factory, "when given a class that overrides #to_s" do
it "sets build_class correctly" do
define_class("Overriding")
define_class("Overriding::Class") do
def self.to_s
"Overriding"
end
end
overriding_class = Overriding::Class
factory = FactoryBot::Factory.new(:overriding_class, class: Overriding::Class)
expect(factory.build_class).to eq overriding_class
end
end
describe FactoryBot::Factory, "when defined with a class instead of a name" do
it "has a name" do
klass = ArgumentError
name = :argument_error
factory = FactoryBot::Factory.new(klass)
expect(factory.name).to eq name
end
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it "has a build_class" do
klass = ArgumentError
factory = FactoryBot::Factory.new(klass)
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expect(factory.build_class).to eq klass
end
end
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describe FactoryBot::Factory, "when defined with a custom class name" do
it "has a build_class equal to its custom class name" do
factory = FactoryBot::Factory.new(:author, class: :argument_error)
expect(factory.build_class).to eq ArgumentError
end
end
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describe FactoryBot::Factory, "with a name ending in s" do
it "has a name" do
factory = FactoryBot::Factory.new(:business)
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expect(factory.name).to eq :business
end
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it "has a build class" do
define_class("Business")
factory = FactoryBot::Factory.new(:business)
expect(factory.build_class).to eq Business
end
end
describe FactoryBot::Factory, "with a string for a name" do
it "has a name" do
name = :string
factory = FactoryBot::Factory.new(name.to_s)
expect(factory.name).to eq name
end
end
describe FactoryBot::Factory, "for namespaced class" do
it "sets build_class correctly with a namespaced class with Namespace::Class syntax" do
name = :settings
define_class("Admin")
define_class("Admin::Settings")
settings_class = Admin::Settings
factory = FactoryBot::Factory.new(name, class: "Admin::Settings")
expect(factory.build_class).to eq settings_class
end
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it "sets build_class correctly with a namespaced class with namespace/class syntax" do
name = :settings
define_class("Admin")
define_class("Admin::Settings")
settings_class = Admin::Settings
factory = FactoryBot::Factory.new(name, class: "admin/settings")
expect(factory.build_class).to eq settings_class
end
end
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describe FactoryBot::Factory, "human names" do
it "parses names without underscores" do
factory = FactoryBot::Factory.new(:user)
expect(factory.names).to eq [:user]
end
it "parses human names without underscores" do
factory = FactoryBot::Factory.new(:user)
expect(factory.human_names).to eq ["user"]
end
it "parses names with underscores" do
factory = FactoryBot::Factory.new(:happy_user)
expect(factory.names).to eq [:happy_user]
end
it "parses human names with underscores" do
factory = FactoryBot::Factory.new(:happy_user)
expect(factory.human_names).to eq ["happy user"]
end
it "parses names with big letters" do
factory = FactoryBot::Factory.new(:LoL)
expect(factory.names).to eq [:LoL]
end
it "parses human names with big letters" do
factory = FactoryBot::Factory.new(:LoL)
expect(factory.human_names).to eq ["lol"]
end
it "parses names with aliases" do
factory = FactoryBot::Factory.new(:happy_user, aliases: [:gleeful_user, :person])
expect(factory.names).to eq [:happy_user, :gleeful_user, :person]
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end
it "parses human names with aliases" do
factory = FactoryBot::Factory.new(:happy_user, aliases: [:gleeful_user, :person])
expect(factory.human_names).to eq ["happy user", "gleeful user", "person"]
end
end
describe FactoryBot::Factory, "running a factory" do
def build_factory
attribute = FactoryBot::Attribute::Dynamic.new(:name, false, -> { "value" })
attributes = [attribute]
declaration = FactoryBot::Declaration::Dynamic.new(:name, false, -> { "value" })
strategy = double("strategy", result: "result", add_observer: true)
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define_model("User", name: :string)
allow(FactoryBot::Declaration::Dynamic).to receive(:new)
.and_return declaration
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allow(declaration).to receive(:to_attributes).and_return attributes
allow(FactoryBot::Strategy::Build).to receive(:new).and_return strategy
factory = FactoryBot::Factory.new(:user)
factory.declare_attribute(declaration)
factory
end
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it "creates the right strategy using the build class when running" do
factory = build_factory
factory.run(FactoryBot::Strategy::Build, {})
expect(FactoryBot::Strategy::Build).to have_received(:new).once
end
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it "returns the result from the strategy when running" do
factory = build_factory
expect(factory.run(FactoryBot::Strategy::Build, {})).to eq "result"
end
it "calls the block and returns the result" do
factory = build_factory
block_run = nil
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block = ->(_result) { block_run = "changed" }
factory.run(FactoryBot::Strategy::Build, {}, &block)
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expect(block_run).to eq "changed"
end
end