im trying since a few days with unit test.
my problem is, i have write a test for 7 validates_presence_of and its
ok.
then i have write 2 validates_uniqueness_of and its ok.
then i have write 1 test for validates_format_of :postcode, :with =>
/^\d{5}$/
its also ok.
if i have write a test for validates_format_of :street, :with =>
/^([[:alpha:]]+\s)+\d*$/ like this:
Looks to me like this regexp means that "my street" cannot match
(since you've said that each of your words must be finished by a space
(so i would expect "my street " to pass)).
Other than that you need to do some detective work: what line is it
failing on ? with what input ? which validations are failing etc.
then i have write 1 test for validates_format_of :postcode, :with =>
/^\d{5}$/
its also ok.
Looks to me like this regexp means that "my street" cannot match
(since you've said that each of your words must be finished by a space
(so i would expect "my street " to pass)).
Other than that you need to do some detective work: what line is it
failing on ? with what input ? which validations are failing etc.
Next advice: Comment out every test that fails, then write a test like this:
assert_match '12348', /^\d{5}/
If you have trouble with a high-level test, scratch it and write a low-level one; one that only targets the details. In this case, you are not even testing the actual validator; you are using the testing to learn which regexps work.
Looks to me like this regexp means that "my street" cannot match
(since you've said that each of your words must be finished by a space
(so i would expect "my street " to pass)).
Other than that you need to do some detective work: what line is it
failing on ? with what input ? which validations are failing etc.
Fred
hello,
my test for validates_format_of :street, :with =>
/^[[:alpha:]]+\s{1}*[[:alpha:]])*\d*$/ is this:
def test_street_format
ok = ["on road 7", "yourstreet"]
notok = ["8ue kd9", "die 8.straße 9"]
ok.each do |name|
sp = Me.new(:name => "MyString", :contact_person => "My person",
:location => "Mybla", :postcode => "12345", :street => name, :email =>
"MyStri@test.de")
assert sp.valid? #, sp.errors.full_messages
notok.each do |name|
sp = Me.new(:name => "MyString", :contact_person => "My person",
:location => "Mybla", :postcode => "12345", :street => name, :email =>
"MyStri@test.de")
assert !sp.valid?
end
end
end
