WEDIDIT- Rails Engineer Interview : Mini-coding exercise

specs_outline.rb

## Given the following User Story:
##    As a registered User,
##    I want to send a technical request to the sys admin,
##    So that they are aware I have a problem.
##    Acceptance criteria
##    * Email sent to ENV['ADMIN_EMAIL']


##    Provide a "spec outline" which clearly shows what you will be testing, illustrated by file locations and
##    statement hierarchy without actually writing any [implementation] code, for example:

##    [...]

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# spec/controllers/technical_requests_controller_spec.rb
describe TechnicalResquestsController, type: :controller do
  describe 'POST /technical_requests' do
    context 'when the user is authenticated' do
      context 'when the params are not valid' do
        it 'renders the form partial with the found errors'
      end

      context 'when the params are valid' do
        context 'when the mailer send the email' do
          it 'creates a new technical request for the logged user'
          it 'renders the success view'
        end

        context 'when the mailer does not send the email' do
          it 'does not create any technical request'
          it 'renders the form partial with the found error'
        end
      end
    end

    context 'when the user is not authenticated' do
      it 'redirects to /users/sign_in'
    end
  end
end

# spec/models/technical_request_spec.rb
describe TechnicalResquest, type: :model do
  describe "# Validations" do
    # test validations
  end
end

# spec/mailers/technical_requests_mailer_spec.rb
describe TechnicalResquestsMailer, type: :mailer do
  describe ':: Class methods' do
    describe '.notify_new_request' do
      context 'when the ADM is a valid email' do
        #Test the email containts the right subject, from and to addresses
      end

      context 'when the ADM is not a valid email' do
        it 'raises an ArgumentError'
      end
    end
  end
end