On Tue, Jul 28, 2009 at 1:44 PM, norm<codehac...@comcast.net> wrote:
> My grad_surveys_controller has a student_edit method. An id parameter
> is passed in the url and a token is passed in a query string. For
> example:
>
> http://www.example.com/students/34/grad_surveys/21/student_edit?token=ab56e1b47
> so the params hash should contain
> {"controller"=>"grad_surveys","action"=>"student_edit",
> "student_id"=>"34", "id"=>"21", "token"=>"ab56e1b47"}
>
> I am trying to test using the following example:
>
> it "should permit student access with the correct token supplied" do
> GradSurvey.stub!(:accepts_as_authorized).with
> (:id=>"1",:token=>"ab56e1b47").and_return(true)
> GradSurvey.should_receive(:accepts_as_authorized).with
> (:id=>"1", :token=>"ab56e1b47")
Why are you using both stub!() and should_receive() here? The
should_receive() call essentially overrides stub!(), so stub!() has no
effect in this example.
> get :student_edit, {:id=>"1", :token=>"ab56e1b47"}
> end
>
> which fails with the message:
> <GradSurvey(... snip... all the fields listed) (class)>
> expected :accepts_as_authorized with ({:token=>"ab56e1b47", :id=>"1"})
> but received it with ("1", "ab56e1b47")
>
> What is the error in my example syntax that is causing the parameters
> not to be correctly recognized.
>
> thanks in advance for any assistance you are able to provide
The error says that it's expecting {:token=>"ab56e1b47", :id=>"1"},
which looks correct based on the line that's setting up the
expectation. So I think the problem may be with the code, not the
spec. Can you post the controller code?
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