Module: Salestation::RSpec::Matchers

Defined in:

lib/salestation/rspec.rb

Overview

Usage:

In your RSpec configuration first include the matchers:

RSpec.configure do |config|
  config.include Salestation::RSpec::Matchers
end

Then you can use the matchers like this:

expect(result).to be_failure
  .with_conflict
  .containing(message: 'Oh noes')

or when using Glia Errors:

expect(result).to be_failure
  .with_requested_resource_not_found
  .containing(Glia::Errors::ResourceNotFoundError.new(resource: :user))

or when matching input errors from Glia Errors:

expect(result).to be_failure
  .with_invalid_input
  .containing(glia_input_validation_error.on(:name).with_type(Glia::Errors::INVALID_VALUE_ERROR))

or you could even match multiple input errors at the same time:

expect(result).to be_failure
  .with_invalid_input
  .containing(
    glia_input_validation_error
      .on(:name).with_type(Glia::Errors::INVALID_VALUE_ERROR)
      .on(:email)
      .on(:phone_number).with_type(Glia::Errors::INVALID_FORMAT_ERROR)
  )

Everything after be_failure is optional. You could also use ‘.containing` multiple times like this:

expect(result).to be_failure
  .containing(Glia::Errors::ResourceNotFoundError.new(resource: :user))
  .containing(hash_including(message: 'Overriden message'))

Instance Method Summary

• #be_failure ⇒ Object
• #glia_input_validation_error ⇒ Object

Instance Method Details

#be_failure ⇒ Object

# File 'lib/salestation/rspec.rb', line 55

def be_failure
  FailureMatcher.new
end

#glia_input_validation_error ⇒ Object

# File 'lib/salestation/rspec.rb', line 59

def glia_input_validation_error
  GliaInputValidationErrorMatcher.new
end