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require 'spec_helper'
describe Hash do
describe "to_json" do
let(:obj) do
# A very realistic example.
#
{ :allocations => [
['c', 17.53, 275179, [["name","s*","s"]],[]],
['c', 15.01, 164576, [["category","s*","s"]],[]],
['p', 12.94, 415634, [["street","s*","s"]],[]],
['p', 12.89, 398247, [["name","s*","s"]],[]],
['p', 12.67, 318912, [["city","s*","s"]],[]],
['p', 12.37, 235933, [["first_name","s*","s"]],[]],
["p", 11.76, 128259, [["maiden_name","s*","s"]],[]],
['p', 11.73, 124479, [["occupation","s*","s"]],[]],
['c', 11.35, 84807, [["street","s*","s"]],[]],
['c', 11.15, 69301, [["city","s*","s"]],[]],
['p', 4.34, 77, [["street_number","s*","s"]],[]],
['c', 2.08, 8, [["street_number","s*","s"]],[]],
['c', 1.61, 5, [["adword","s*","s"]],[]]
],
:offset => 0,
:duration => 0.04,
:total => 2215417
}
end
it "should be correct" do
obj.to_json.should == '{"allocations":[["c",17.53,275179,[["name","s*","s"]],[]],["c",15.01,164576,[["category","s*","s"]],[]],["p",12.94,415634,[["street","s*","s"]],[]],["p",12.89,398247,[["name","s*","s"]],[]],["p",12.67,318912,[["city","s*","s"]],[]],["p",12.37,235933,[["first_name","s*","s"]],[]],["p",11.76,128259,[["maiden_name","s*","s"]],[]],["p",11.73,124479,[["occupation","s*","s"]],[]],["c",11.35,84807,[["street","s*","s"]],[]],["c",11.15,69301,[["city","s*","s"]],[]],["p",4.34,77,[["street_number","s*","s"]],[]],["c",2.08,8,[["street_number","s*","s"]],[]],["c",1.61,5,[["adword","s*","s"]],[]]],"offset":0,"duration":0.04,"total":2215417}'
end
it "should take options" do
lambda { obj.to_json(:some => :option) }.should_not raise_error
end
it "should be fast" do
obj.to_json # Prerun
performance_of { obj.to_json }.should < 0.000065
end
end
end
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