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require 'rails_helper'
RSpec.describe Kithe::Work, type: :model do
let(:work) { FactoryBot.create(:kithe_work) }
let(:work2) { FactoryBot.create(:kithe_work) }
let(:asset) { FactoryBot.create(:kithe_asset) }
let(:collection) { FactoryBot.create(:kithe_collection) }
it "can create with title" do
work = Kithe::Work.create(title: "some title")
expect(work).to be_present
expect(work.title).to eq "some title"
end
it "requires a title" do
expect {
work = Kithe::Work.create!
}.to raise_error(ActiveRecord::RecordInvalid)
end
it "can have an asset as a member" do
work.members << asset
expect(asset.reload.parent).to eq(work)
end
it "can have an work as a member" do
work.members << work2
work2.save!
expect(work2.reload.parent).to eq(work)
end
it "can NOT have a collection as a member" do
work.members << collection
expect {
collection.save!
}.to raise_error(ActiveRecord::RecordInvalid)
end
it "can create new with collection id" do
work = FactoryBot.build(:kithe_work, contained_by_ids: [collection.id])
work.save!
expect(work.contained_by).to include(collection)
end
describe "sub-class with attr_json" do
let(:subclass_name) { "TestWorkSubclass" }
let(:subclass) do
# ordinary tricky ruby Class.new(Kithe::Work) breaks Rails STI since it
# needs a name to put in the db, so we need to assign it to const
stub_const(subclass_name, Class.new(Kithe::Work) do
attr_json :authors, :string, array: true
end)
end
let(:instance) { subclass.new }
it "works and persists" do
instance.assign_attributes(title: "title", authors: ["Bob", "Joe"])
instance.tap(&:save!).tap(&:reload)
expect(instance.type).to eq(subclass_name)
expect(instance.title).to eq("title")
expect(instance.authors).to eq(["Bob", "Joe"])
end
end
end
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