mongoid-minitest

MiniTest matchers for Mongoid.

Build Status

Support

This gem supports:

  • Ruby 1.9.3
  • Mongoid ~>3.0.4
  • MiniTest ~>3.4.0

If you're using Mongoid 2.4.x, you should use 0.0.3.1 version.

Installation

Add this line to your application's Gemfile:

gem "mongoid-minitest"

And then execute:

$ bundle

Or install it yourself as:

$ gem install mongoid-minitest

Usage

Matchers are available at Mongoid::Matchers module. Setup matchers according to your testing preference:

 minitest/unit

class MiniTest::Unit::TestCase
  include Mongoid::Matchers
end

minitest/spec

class MiniTest::Spec
  include Mongoid::Matchers
end

See the following examples:

# minitest/unit
class DummyTest < MiniTest::Unit::TestCase
  def test_matchers
    assert_must Dummy, have_field(:name)
    assert_wont Dummy, have_field(:none)
  end
end

# minitest/spec
describe Dummy
  it "should test matchers" do
    Dummy.must have_field(:name)
    Dummy.wont have_field(:none)
  end
end

# minitest/spec with subject
describe Dummy
  it { must have_field(:name) }
  it { wont have_field(:none) }
end

Matchers

Mongoid::Matchers include the following modules:

Module Mongoid
  Module Matchers
    include Document
    include Validations
    include Associations
  end
end

Document Matchers

describe Mongoid::Matchers::Document do
  subject { Person }

  it { must be_document }    # if model includes Mongoid::Document
  it { must be_paranoid }    # if model includes Mongoid::Paranoia
  it { must be_versioned }   # if model includes Mongoid::Versioning
  it { must be_timestamped } # if model includes Mongoid::Timestamps

  it { must be_stored_in(:people) } # checks the collection for model's document

  it { must have_field(:name) }
  it { must have_field(:name).of_type(String) }
  it { must have_field(:name).with_default_value("me") }
  it { must have_field(:name).of_type(String).with_default_value("me") }

  it { must have_fields(:name, :login) }
  it { must have_fields(:name, :login).of_type(String) }
  it { must have_fields(:name, :login).with_default_value("me") }
  it { must have_fields(:name, :login).of_type(String).with_default_value("me") }

  it { must have_index_for(:name) }
end

Validation Matchers

describe Mongoid::Matchers::Validations do
  subject { Person }

  it { must validate_presence_of(:name) }

  it { must validate_uniqueness_of(:login).case_insensitive }
  it { must validate_uniqueness_of(:login).scoped_to(:site) }

  it { must validate_length_of(:login).in(5..12) }
  it { must validate_length_of(:login).within(5..12) }

  it { must validate_length_of(:password).with_min(8) }
  it { must validate_length_of(:password).with_minimum(8) }
  it { must validate_length_of(:password).with_max(16) }
  it { must validate_length_of(:password).with_maximum(16) }

  it { must validate_format_of(:email).to_allow("[email protected]") }
  it { must validate_format_of(:email).to_not_allow("foo_bar_com") }

  it { must validate_inclusion_of(:role).to_allow("user", "admin") }
  it { must validate_exclusion_of(:email).to_not_allow("[email protected]", "[email protected]") }

  it { must validate_confirmation_of(:password) }
  it { must validate_acceptance_of(:terms_of_use).accept_with("1") }

  it { must validate_associated(:pets) }

  # Testing validators custom messages
  it { must validate_presence_of(:role).with_message("no role") }
  it { must validate_length_of(:password).with_min(8).with_message("len >= 8") }
end

Association Matchers

describe Mongoid::Matchers::Associations do
  describe Person do
    subject { Person }

    it { must have_one(:account) }
    it { must have_many(:pets).of_type(Pet) }
    it { must have_and_belong_to_many(:friends) }

    it { must embed_one(:profile) }
    it { must embed_many(:sites) }
  end

  describe Pet do
    subject { Pet }

    it { must belong_to(:person) }
  end

  describe Site do
    subject { Site }

    it { must embedded_in(:person) }
  end
end

Contributing

  1. Fork it.
  2. Create your feature branch (git checkout -b my-new-feature).
  3. Commit your changes (git commit -am 'Added some feature').
  4. Push to the branch (git push origin my-new-feature).
  5. Create new Pull Request.

Unit Tests

To run unit tests, run bundle exec rake.

Maintainers

License

MIT License. Copyright 2012 Francesco Rodriguez. See LICENSE for more information.