Take a look at the #should_require_login_for inside this pastie (it's a
Shoulda macro): http://pastie.org/350658
#should_require_login_for takes an action name and a Proc. The method is
meant to be used like this in my functional tests:
should_require_login_for
:new => Proc.new { get :new },
:create => Proc.new { post :create },
...
What this is basically supposed to do is:
1) Loop through each action.
2) Create a Shoulda #context
3) #setup a test by calling the Proc containing "get :new" or something.
4) Assert a redirection to the login page inside the #should block.
So this should test if an action requires login or not. But my problem
is, that I'm getting this error:
NoMethodError: undefined method `get' for PagesControllerTest:Class
./test/functional/pages_controller_test.rb:7
Notice that the error is appearing in the PagesControllerTest and NOT
inside the Shoulda macro. Using a lambda instead of a Proc simply
"postpones" the error message to the Shoulda macro, but it's still the
same message.
My question is: How do I get access to the #get, #post, #put, and
#delete methods in my Proc or lambda? Any help appreciated. :)
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