I have finally come up with a workable solution
http://gist.github.com/545866
module MyViewHelper
def tab_for(clazz, &block)
content = with_output_buffer(&block)
content_tag :li, content, :class => clazz
end
end
module MyOtherViewHelper
...
end
describe "do it" do
it "works" do
ActionViewTester.tests MyViewHelper, MyOtherViewHelper
ActionViewTester.new do |helper|
helper.tab_for('kristian') { 'hello' }.should match /kristian/
helper.hello('david') { 'hello' }.should match /david/
end
end
end
On Aug 23, 4:04 pm, Kristian Mandrup <kmandrup.git...@gmail.com>
wrote:
> I found
> this:http://stackoverflow.com/questions/197164/how-do-i-test-rails-block-h...
>
> it 'should do something' do
> helper.some_block_helper { the_block_code }.should XXXX
> end
>
> but not sure how to use it
>
> I have a module which is extended on top of ActiveView::Base
>
> module MyViewExt
> def area(clazz, &block)
> content = with_output_buffer(&block)
> content_tag :div, content, :class => clazz
> end
> end
>
> How would I go about testing this in isolation, especially that the
> effect of using #with_output_buffer(&block)
> is as expected (especially when I have nested calls of view helpers
> using this approach!).
>
> Thanks.
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