Hi Jeremy,
apologies for being vague.
My Sequel model has a method called 'valid' that looks like this:
def self.valid
where { foo > 0 & (bar > 0 | fubar > 0) }
end
and I want to test that in a spec
by inserting dummy records into a dummy db so that I can a spec like
it 'does not return invalid rows' do
expect(MyModel.valid.count).to eq(#the number of valid rows in the mock
DB)
end
So if i do
MyModel.dataset = Sequel.mock[:tablename]
MyModel.dataset._fetch = [{foo: 1, bar: 1, fubar: 123}, {foo: 0, bar: 0,
fubar: 1}]
Then queries via MyModel always return that stubbed data which is not what
I want.
I was hoping I could do something like
DB = Sequel.connect('mock://postgres')
DB[:tablename].all = [{foo: 1, bar: 1, fubar: 123}, {foo: 0, bar: 0, fubar:
1}]
but DB[:tablename].all is not valid code. I also tried MyModel.insert([foo,
bar, fubar], [1,2,1]) but when i run queries there is no data in the mock
db.
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