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# frozen_string_literal: true
require 'spec_helper'
RSpec.describe SolidusBolt::Accounts::AddAddressService, :vcr, :bolt_configuration do
describe '#call', vcr: true do
subject(:add_address) { described_class.call(access_token: access_token, order: order, address: address) }
let(:order) { build(:order) }
let(:address) { order.bill_address }
context 'with wrong access_token' do
let(:access_token) { 'Bolt Access Token' }
it 'gives an error' do
expect{ add_address }.to raise_error(SolidusBolt::ServerError, 'This action is forbidden.')
end
end
context 'with correct access_token' do
let(:access_token) { ENV['BOLT_ACCESS_TOKEN'] }
let(:address) { build(:address, address1: '6420') }
it 'receives a successful response' do
expect(add_address).to match hash_including('id')
expect(add_address['street_address1']).to eq(address.address1)
end
end
context 'with existing address' do
let(:access_token) { ENV['BOLT_ACCESS_TOKEN'] }
let(:address) { build(:address, address1: 'PO Box 1337', zipcode: '10001') }
it 'skips the add_address call' do
expect(add_address).to be(nil)
end
end
end
end
# This spec depends on the bolt_access_token that needs to be generated manually
# and added to the environment variable BOLT_ACCESS_TOKEN.
# Generate a new access token by logging into an existing user bolt account on
# development environment and copying the token from the session['bolt_access_token'] key.
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