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require File.join(File.dirname(__FILE__), %w[.. .. spec_helper])
describe Feedzirra::Parser::RSSEntry do
before(:each) do
# I don't really like doing it this way because these unit test should only rely on RSSEntry,
# but this is actually how it should work. You would never just pass entry xml straight to the AtomEnry
@entry = Feedzirra::Parser::RSS.parse(sample_rss_feed).entries.first
end
it "should parse the title" do
@entry.title.should == "Nokogiri’s Slop Feature"
end
it "should parse the url" do
@entry.url.should == "http://tenderlovemaking.com/2008/12/04/nokogiris-slop-feature/"
end
it "should parse the author" do
@entry.author.should == "Aaron Patterson"
end
it "should parse the content" do
@entry.content.should == sample_rss_entry_content
end
it "should provide a summary" do
@entry.summary.should == "Oops! When I released nokogiri version 1.0.7, I totally forgot to talk about Nokogiri::Slop() feature that was added. Why is it called \"slop\"? It lets you sloppily explore documents. Basically, it decorates your document with method_missing() that allows you to search your document via method calls.\nGiven this document:\n\ndoc = Nokogiri::Slop(<<-eohtml)\n<html>\n  <body>\n  [...]"
end
it "should parse the published date" do
@entry.published.to_s.should == "Thu Dec 04 17:17:49 UTC 2008"
end
it "should parse the categories" do
@entry.categories.should == ['computadora', 'nokogiri', 'rails']
end
it "should parse the guid as id" do
@entry.id.should == "http://tenderlovemaking.com/?p=198"
end
end
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