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user938363
user938363

Reputation: 10350

How to make if statement always returns true for Rspec?

In one of our rails (3.2) modules, there is conditional include:

include UsersHelper if find_config_const('allow_sales_manage_customer_login') == 'true'

Here the find_config_const is a method searching a table to find the value of allow_sales_manage_customer_login. When testing with rspec (ver 2.14), Module UserHelper needs to be include and therefore find_config_const('allow_sales_manage_customer_login') == 'true' should always return true. FactoryGirl does not work here because the entry created by FactoryGirl is loaded AFTER include and find_config_const('allow_sales_manage_customer_login') == 'true' is false. Is there a way we can make find_config_const('allow_sales_manage_customer_login') == 'true' always returns true for rspec (ver 2.14)?

Upvotes: 0

Views: 469

Answers (1)

spiria
spiria

Reputation: 106

The answer is to stub the method by using #stub or #should_receive.

Can you tell me where the find_config_const method is defined?

Suppose it is defined in SomeHelper. You could do:

SomeHelper.any_instance.stub(:find_config_const).with('allow_sales_manage_customer_login').and_return(true)

Upvotes: 1

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