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require 'spec_helper' require 'rspec/webservice_matchers' # VCR may be the tool to use for this. Can it handle https? Would that work? describe 'have_a_valid_cert matcher' do it 'passes when SSL is properly configured' do # EFF created the HTTPS Everywhere movement # TODO: set up a test server for this. (?) expect('www.eff.org').to have_a_valid_cert end it 'fails if the server is not serving SSL at all' do expect { expect('www.psu.edu').to have_a_valid_cert }.to fail end it 'provides a relevant error message' do expect { expect('www.psu.edu').to have_a_valid_cert }.to fail_matching(/no route to host/i) end it "provides a relevant error message when the domain name doesn't exist" do expect { expect('sdfgkljhsdfghjkhsdfgj.edu').to have_a_valid_cert }.to fail_matching(/not known/i) end end # See https://www.eff.org/https-everywhere describe 'enforce_https_everywhere' do it 'passes when http requests are redirected to valid https urls' do expect('eff.org').to enforce_https_everywhere end it 'provides a relevant error message' do expect { expect('www.psu.edu').to enforce_https_everywhere }.to fail_matching(/200/) end it "provides a relevant error message when the domain name doesn't exist" do expect { expect('asdhfjkalsdhfjklasdfhjkasdhfl.com').to enforce_https_everywhere }.to fail_matching(/connection failed/i) end end
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rspec-webservice_matchers-1.4.5 | spec/rspec/webservice_matchers/ssl_spec.rb |
rspec-webservice_matchers-1.4.4 | spec/rspec/webservice_matchers/ssl_spec.rb |