ClayShentrup

describe Sweeper do
  context 'a subscription is expired' do
    let(:bob) { double(active?: true, paid_at: 2.months.ago) }
    let(:users) { [bob] }
    before { allow(User).to receive(:all).and_return(users) }
    
    it 'emails the user' do
      expect(UserMailer).to receive(:billing_problem).with(bob)
      described_class.sweep
    end

skwp

# Instructions for this test:
# 1. Please clone this gist as a git repo locally
# 2. Create your own github repo called 'rubytest' (or a name of your choice) and add this repo as a new remote to the cloned repo
# 3. Edit this file to answer the questions, and push this file with answers back out to your own 'rubytest' repo.

# Problem 1. Explain briefly what this code does. Create a RSpec unit test for
# it, fix any bugs, then clean up the syntax to be more idiomatic Ruby and make
# sure your tests still pass.
#
# Your spec should have at least 3 contexts/conditional tests (what are they?)

skwp

class Reverb::Actions::WatchListing
  def self.watch(user, product, listener)
    if product.owner?(user)
      listener.failure(I18n.t('flash.watchlist.error_own'))
    else
      Reverb::Analytics.track(user, :watch_product) # FIXME, this doesn't belong here
      user.user_watch_products.create(:product_id => product.id)
      listener.success
    end
  end

dhh

bcx david$ rake stats
+----------------------+-------+-------+---------+---------+-----+-------+
| Name                 | Lines |   LOC | Classes | Methods | M/C | LOC/M |
+----------------------+-------+-------+---------+---------+-----+-------+
| Controllers          |  3704 |  2942 |      72 |     479 |   6 |     4 |
| Helpers              |  1901 |  1529 |      13 |     261 |  20 |     3 |
| Models               |  5310 |  4116 |      50 |     653 |  13 |     4 |
| Libraries            |  2167 |  1593 |      51 |     200 |   3 |     5 |
| Integration tests    |   297 |   217 |       6 |       1 |   0 |   215 |
| Functional tests     |  3897 |  3065 |      61 |      11 |   0 |   276 |

skwp

function logCall() {
  console.log(logCall.caller.name + '(' +
    Array.prototype.slice.call(logCall.caller.arguments)
    .map(JSON.stringify).join(', ') +
    ')');
}