require 'spec_helper' module CSL class Style describe Choose do end describe Choose::Block do describe '#conditions' do it 'returns an empty list by default' do Choose::Block.new.conditions.should be_empty end describe 'when the node has a single condition' do let(:node) { Choose::Block.new(:'is-numeric' => 'edition' )} it 'returns an array with an array containing the type, matcher and values of the condition' do node.conditions.should == [[:'is-numeric', :all?, ['edition']]] end describe 'when the condition has multiple values' do before { node[:'is-numeric'] << ' issue' } it 'it splits the values in the conditions list' do node.conditions.should == [[:'is-numeric', :all?, ['edition', 'issue']]] end end describe 'when the node has two conditions' do before { node[:disambiguate] = 'true' } it 'returns an array with two elements' do node.conditions.should have_exactly(2).items end it 'returns both conditions as arrays' do node.conditions.map(&:first).sort.should == [:disambiguate, :'is-numeric'] node.conditions.map(&:last).sort.should == [['edition'], ['true']] end end end describe 'when the node has a condition with a match override' do let(:node) { Choose::Block.new(:'variable-any' => 'author editor' )} it 'strips the match override from the type name and inserts it as the matcher' do node.conditions.should == [[:variable, :any?, ['author', 'editor']]] end describe 'other conditions' do before { node[:position] = 'false' } it 'are not affected by the override' do node.conditions.map { |c| c[1].to_s }.sort.should == %w{ all? any? } end end end end end end end