require 'spec_helper' describe Docker::Util do subject { described_class } describe '.parse_json' do subject { described_class.parse_json(arg) } context 'when the argument is nil' do let(:arg) { nil } it { should be_nil } end context 'when the argument is empty' do let(:arg) { '' } it { should be_nil } end context 'when the argument is \'null\'' do let(:arg) { 'null' } it { should be_nil } end context 'when the argument is not valid JSON' do let(:arg) { '~~lol not valid json~~' } it 'raises an error' do expect { subject }.to raise_error Docker::Error::UnexpectedResponseError end end context 'when the argument is valid JSON' do let(:arg) { '{"yolo":"swag"}' } it 'parses the JSON into a Hash' do expect(subject).to eq 'yolo' => 'swag' end end end describe '.fix_json' do let(:response) { '{"this":"is"}{"not":"json"}' } subject { Docker::Util.fix_json(response) } it 'fixes the "JSON" response that Docker returns' do expect(subject).to eq [ { 'this' => 'is' }, { 'not' => 'json' } ] end end describe '.create_dir_tar' do attr_accessor :tmpdir around do |example| Dir.mktmpdir do |tmpdir| self.tmpdir = tmpdir example.call end end specify do tar = subject.create_dir_tar tmpdir expect { FileUtils.rm tar }.to_not raise_error end end describe '.build_auth_header' do subject { described_class } let(:credentials) { { :username => 'test', :password => 'password', :email => 'test@example.com', :serveraddress => 'https://registry.com/' } } let(:credential_string) { credentials.to_json } let(:encoded_creds) { Base64.encode64(credential_string).gsub(/\n/, '') } let(:expected_headers) { { 'X-Registry-Auth' => encoded_creds, 'X-Registry-Config' => encoded_creds } } context 'given credentials as a Hash' do it 'returns an X-Registry-Auth header encoded' do expect(subject.build_auth_header(credentials)).to eq(expected_headers) end end context 'given credentials as a String' do it 'returns an X-Registry-Auth header encoded' do expect( subject.build_auth_header(credential_string) ).to eq(expected_headers) end end end end