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Dir.chdir File.join File.dirname(__FILE__), '../../../'
require './spec/env/iface.rb'
RSpec.describe "iface:driver:dispatch_spec" do
include_context "iface:driver"
it "Does automatically dispatch a blank array (signaling int_disptach) when a bulk queue is received prefixed with 'i' indicating incomplete-ness" do
@pipe.puts ['i', [0, 0, "ping_nothing"]].to_json
expect(@pipe).to readline_and_equal_json_x_within_y_seconds([], 6.seconds)
end
it "Does automatically dispatch a blank array (signaling int_disptach) when a blank queue is received prefixed with 'i' indicating incomplete-ness" do
@pipe.puts ['i'].to_json
expect(@pipe).to readline_and_equal_json_x_within_y_seconds([], 6.seconds)
end
it "Does not dispatch a blank array (signaling int_disptach) when a bulk queue is received prefixed without 'i' indicating incomplete-ness" do
@pipe.puts [[0, 0, "ping_nothing"]].to_json
expect(@pipe).not_to readline_and_equal_json_x_within_y_seconds([], 6.seconds)
end
#While at first you might think we need to test that int_dispatch called intra-respond of our if_event needs to test whether or not we still send
#out blank [] to int_dispatch; this is not the case. In the real world, flok is supposed to also make any necessary if_disptach calls during all
#int_dispatch calls. We would always receive back if_dispatch; and thus it would follow the same rules as layed out here
end
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