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require 'spec_helper'
module NeoSpec
class Person < Pacer::Wrappers::VertexWrapper
def self.route_conditions(graph)
{ type: 'person' }
end
end
class Frog < Pacer::Wrappers::VertexWrapper
def self.route_conditions(graph)
{ frog: 'yes' }
end
end
Run.neo4j :read_only do
use_pacer_graphml_data :read_only
describe '#vertex' do
it 'should not raise an exception for invalid key type' do
graph.vertex('bad id').should be_nil
end
end
describe '#edge' do
it 'should not raise an exception for invalid key type' do
graph.edge('bad id').should be_nil
end
end
describe 'indexed' do
before do
# TODO FIXME: why do the presence of these key indices break lots of
# subsequent tests if they are on graph rather than graph2?
graph2.create_key_index :type, :vertex
graph2.create_key_index :name, :vertex
end
describe Person do
subject { graph2.v(Person) }
# sanity checks
it { should be_a Pacer::Filter::LuceneFilter }
its(:query) { should == 'type:"person"' }
# This doesn't work because neo indices are out of sync before the transaction finalizes
#its(:count) { should == 2 }
its(:wrapper) { should == Person }
end
describe Frog do
subject { graph2.v(Frog) }
# sanity checks
it { should_not be_a Pacer::Filter::LuceneFilter }
its(:count) { should == 0 }
its(:wrapper) { should == Frog }
end
end
end
end
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