Hey list,
I'm refactoring some much-used functionality into a common_steps step
group. Methods like this are in there:
steps_for :common do
Given "a number of existing $types?" do |type|
@initial_item_count = type.singularize.classify.constantize.count
end
When "the user adds an invalid $type" do |type|
post "/#{type.pluralize}/create", type.to_sym => {}
end
When "the user adds a valid $type" do |type|
post "/#{type.pluralize}/create", type.to_sym => valid_attributes
end
Then "there should be $number more $type? in the system" do |
number, type|
type.classify.constantize.count.should == (@initial_item_count +
number.to_i)
end
Then "there should be an error message explaining what went wrong" do
response.should have_tag('div#errorExplanation')
end
Then "the user should see the form again" do
response.should have_tag('form[method=post]')
end
end
This more or less works for me. However, I'm interested in two
things. First, is this good practice? It's DRY, but I'm coupling my
stories to these common steps in a way.. And second, is it possible
to define a method in my specific stepgroup, that can be called from
my common stepgroup?
For instance, in the "user adds a valid type" step, I call a
valid_attributes method. I'd like to define that on the specific
stepgroup, but so far I haven't been able to get it called...
thanks!
bartz
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