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#
# Where to go
#
#
# GET
# Go to a given page.
When "$actor goes to $path" do |actor, path|
case path
when 'the home page' then get '/'
else get path
end
end
# POST -- Ex:
# When she creates a book with ISBN: '0967539854' and comment: 'I love this book' and rating: '4'
# When she creates a singular session with login: 'reggie' and password: 'i_haxxor_joo'
# Since I'm not smart enough to do it right, explicitly specify singular resources
When /^(\w+) creates an? ([\w ]+) with ([\w: \',]+)$/ do |actor, resource, attributes|
attributes = attributes.to_hash_from_story
if resource =~ %r{singular ([\w/]+)}
resource = $1.downcase.singularize
post "/#{resource}", attributes
else
post "/#{resource.downcase.pluralize}", { resource.downcase.singularize => attributes }
end
end
# PUT
When %r{$actor asks to update '$resource' with $attributes} do |_, resource, attributes|
attributes = attributes.to_hash_from_story
put "#{resource}", attributes
dump_response
end
# DELETE -- Slap together the POST-form-as-fake-HTTP-DELETE submission
When %r{$actor asks to delete '$resource'} do |_, resource|
post "/#{resource.downcase.pluralize}", { :_method => :delete }
dump_response
end
# Redirect --
# Rather than coding in get/get_via_redirect's and past/p_v_r's,
# let's just demand that in the story itself.
When "$actor follows that redirect!" do |actor|
follow_redirect!
end
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