#98 More rspec test examples

spec/pactask_spec.rb

@@ -0,0 +1,38 @@
+require_relative '../lib/model.rb'
+
+RSpec.describe Model do
+	describe "class PACTask" do
+
+		describe ".new" do
+			context "Task initialized" do
+			  let(:pt) { Model::PACTask.new() }
+			  it "without task id should have task_id nil" do
+				  expect(pt.task_id).to eq(nil)
+			  end
+
+				let(:pt_id) { Model::PACTask.new(3) }
+				it "with something else than a string should raiseArgument error as we expect it to be a string later" do
+					expect{Model::PACTask.new(3)}.to raise_error(ArgumentError)
+				end
+			end
+		end
+
+
+
+		describe "applies_to" do
+			let(:pt) { Model::PACTask.new() }
+
+			context "Given a new task" do
+				it "applies_to should be empty" do
+					expect(pt.applies_to.length).to be 0
+				end
+
+				it "applies_to should return the set of applied tasks systems" do
+					pt.applies_to = 'mytaskssystem'
+					ts = Set.new ['mytaskssystem']
+					expect(pt.applies_to).to eq(ts) # not object identity, just content
+				end
+			end
+		end
+	end
+end

spec/task_spec.rb

@@ -1,26 +1,26 @@
 require_relative '../lib/model.rb'
 
 RSpec.describe Model do
-	describe "class PACTask" do 
+	describe "class PACTask" do
 		describe "method: new" do
 			context "When a PACTask is created" do
 				it "the data object should not be there" do
-					ta = Model::PACTask.new(1)
+					ta = Model::PACTask.new("1")
 					expect(ta.data).to be_nil
 				end
-			end  
+			end
 		end
 		describe "applies_to" do
-			let(:ta) { Model::PACTask.new(2) }
-			let(:ta_full) {  
-				m = Model::PACTask.new(2)
+			let(:ta) { Model::PACTask.new("2") }
+			let(:ta_full) {
+				m = Model::PACTask.new("2")
 				m.applies_to = 'jira'
 				m
 			}
 
 			context "Given a new task" do
 				it "applies_to should be empty" do
-					expect(ta.applies_to.length).to be 0 
+					expect(ta.applies_to.length).to be 0
 				end
 
 				it "should append the applied string when called" do
@@ -37,7 +37,7 @@
 		end
 
 		describe "add_label" do
-			let(:std_task) { Model::PACTask.new(1) }
+			let(:std_task) { Model::PACTask.new("1") }
 			context "Given a new task" do
 				it "label should be empty" do
 					expect(std_task.label.length).to be 0
@@ -46,16 +46,15 @@
 
 			context "When the user adds a label to the task" do
 				it "the label should be added to the list" do
-				end 
-			end 
+				end
+			end
 		end
 	end
 	describe "class: PACTaskCollection" do
 		context "Given a new collection" do
-			it "HAHA" do 
-				expect(1).to be 1 
+			it "HAHA" do
+				expect(1).to be 1
 			end
-		end 
+		end
 	end
 end
-

test/unit/modeltest.rb

@@ -25,14 +25,14 @@ def test_PACTask_initialize
 
 	# Applies to method is setting the tasks systems the PAC tasks have data in
 	def test_PACtask_applies_to_method
-		tc = Model::PACTask.new()
+		ts = Model::PACTask.new()
 
 
-		assert_equal(Set.new,tc.applies_to(),"Applies to is default empty set.")
+		assert_equal(Set.new,ts.applies_to(),"Applies to is default empty set.")
 		# Applies to take a string matching the entry for task system in the config file
-		tc.applies_to='mytasksystem'
+		ts.applies_to='mytasksystem'
 		tasksystem = Set.new ['mytasksystem']
-		assert_equal(tasksystem,tc.applies_to(),"Applies to tasks system not 'mytasksystem' as expected.")
+		assert_equal(tasksystem,ts.applies_to(),"Applies to tasks system not 'mytasksystem' as expected.")
 	end
 
 	def test_model_task_collection