require 'spec_helper' require 'pact/consumer_contract' module Pact describe ConsumerContract do describe ".from_json" do let(:loaded_pact) { ConsumerContract.from_json(string) } context "with an HTTP contract" do context "when the top level object is a ConsumerContract" do let(:string) { '{"interactions":[{"request": {"path":"/path", "method" : "get"}, "response": {"status" : 200}}], "consumer": {"name" : "Bob"} , "provider": {"name" : "Mary"} }' } it "should create a Pact" do expect(loaded_pact).to be_instance_of ConsumerContract end it "should have interactions" do expect(loaded_pact.interactions).to be_instance_of Array end it "should have a consumer" do expect(loaded_pact.consumer).to be_instance_of Pact::ServiceConsumer end it "should have a provider" do expect(loaded_pact.provider).to be_instance_of Pact::ServiceProvider end end context "with old 'producer' key" do let(:string) { File.read('./spec/support/a_consumer-a_producer.json')} it "should create a Pact" do expect(loaded_pact).to be_instance_of ConsumerContract end it "should have interactions" do expect(loaded_pact.interactions).to be_instance_of Array end it "should have a consumer" do expect(loaded_pact.consumer).to be_instance_of Pact::ServiceConsumer end it "should have a provider" do expect(loaded_pact.provider).to be_instance_of Pact::ServiceProvider expect(loaded_pact.provider.name).to eq "an old producer" end it "should have a provider_state" do expect(loaded_pact.interactions.first.provider_state).to eq 'state one' end end end end describe "find_interactions" do let(:consumer) { double('Pact::ServiceConsumer', :name => 'Consumer')} let(:provider) { double('Pact::ServiceProvider', :name => 'Provider')} let(:interaction) { double('Pact::Interaction') } subject { ConsumerContract.new(:interactions => [interaction], :consumer => consumer, :provider => provider) } let(:criteria) { {:description => /blah/} } before do expect(interaction).to receive(:matches_criteria?).with(criteria).and_return(matches) end context "by description" do context "when no interactions are found" do let(:matches) { false } it "returns an empty array" do expect(subject.find_interactions(criteria)).to eql [] end end context "when interactions are found" do let(:matches) { true } it "returns an array of the matching interactions" do expect(subject.find_interactions(criteria)).to eql [interaction] end end end end describe "find_interaction" do let(:consumer) { double('Pact::ServiceConsumer', :name => 'Consumer')} let(:provider) { double('Pact::ServiceProvider', :name => 'Provider')} let(:interaction1) { double('Pact::Interaction') } let(:interaction2) { double('Pact::Interaction') } let(:criteria) { {:description => /blah/} } before do expect(interaction1).to receive(:matches_criteria?).with(criteria).and_return(matches1) expect(interaction2).to receive(:matches_criteria?).with(criteria).and_return(matches2) end subject { ConsumerContract.new(:interactions => [interaction1, interaction2], :consumer => consumer, :provider => provider) } context "by description" do context "when a match is found" do let(:matches1) { true } let(:matches2) { false } it "returns the interaction" do expect(subject.find_interaction criteria).to eql interaction1 end end context "when more than one match is found" do let(:matches1) { true } let(:matches2) { true } it "raises an error" do expect{ subject.find_interaction(criteria) }.to raise_error "Found more than 1 interaction matching {:description=>/blah/} in pact file between Consumer and Provider." end end context "when a match is not found" do let(:matches1) { false } let(:matches2) { false } it "raises an error" do expect{ subject.find_interaction(criteria) }.to raise_error "Could not find interaction matching {:description=>/blah/} in pact file between Consumer and Provider." end end end end end end