# This is totally a unit test, but it's much more informative to read
# this in cuke form.
Feature: Liquid Tags
A number of custom liquid tags are made available to the page and theme bodies,
enabling generation of HTML tags, referencing assets, etc.
Background:
Given the asset URI prefix is "https://landable.dev/_assets"
And a page under test
And these assets:
| name | description |
| panda | Baz! |
| cthulhu | Wisconsin Disclosures |
| small | Site Favicon |
Scenario: title_tag
Given the page's body is "{% title_tag %}"
Then the rendered content should be:
"""
Page Under Test
"""
Scenario: meta_tags
Given the page's body is "{% meta_tags %}"
And the page's meta tags are:
| name | content |
| robots | noindex,nofollow |
| keywords | momoney,moproblems |
Then the rendered content should be:
"""
"""
Scenario: head_content
Given the page's body is "{% head_content %}"
And the page's head tag is ""
Then the rendered content should be:
"""
"""
Scenario: head
Given the page's body is "{% head %}"
And the page's head tag is ""
And the page's meta tags are:
| name | content |
| robots | noindex,nofollow |
| keywords | momoney,moproblems |
Then the rendered content should be:
"""
Page Under Test
"""
Scenario: body
Given the page's body is "{% body %}"
And the page's body is "Page body
"
Then the rendered content should be:
"""
Page body
"""
Scenario: body with nested liquid tag
Given the page's body is "{% body %}"
And the page's body is "Page body
{% meta_tags %}"
And the page's meta tags are:
| name | content |
| robots | noindex,nofollow |
| keywords | momoney,moproblems |
Then the rendered content should be:
"""
Page body
"""
Scenario: img_tag
Given the page's body is "{% img_tag panda %}"
Then the rendered content should be:
"""
"""
Scenario: asset_url and asset_description
Given the page's body is:
"""
Disclosures
"""
Then the rendered content should be:
"""
Disclosures
"""
Scenario: Referencing a template
Given the page's body is:
"""
{% template bar %}
"""
And the template "bar" with body "some stuff"
And the template "has" been published
Then the rendered content should be:
"""
some stuff
"""
Scenario: Referencing file backed partials
Given the page's body is:
"""
{% template partials_foobazz %}
"""
And the template is a filed backed partial
Then the rendered content should be:
"""
"""
Scenario: Referencing a template with variables
Given the page's body is:
"""
{% template foobar body: "seven" footer: "the end" %}
"""
And the template "foobar" with the body:
"""
{{ body | default: "eight" }}
"""
And the template "has" been published
Then the rendered content should be:
"""
seven
"""
Scenario: Referencing a template with variable defaults
Given the page's body is:
"""
{% template bar %}
"""
And the template "bar" with the body:
"""
{{ body | default: "eight" }}
"""
And the template "has" been published
Then the rendered content should be:
"""
eight
"""
Scenario: Referencing a template that hasn't been published
Given the page's body is:
"""
{% template fubu %}
"""
And the template "fubu" with the body:
"""
{{ body | default: "eight" }}
"""
And the template "hasn't" been published
Then the rendered content should be:
"""
"""
Scenario: Referencing a template that doesn't exist
Given the page's body is:
"""
{% template fubu %}
"""
Then the rendered content should be:
"""
"""
Scenario: App asset tags
Given the page's body is:
"""
{% stylesheet_link_tag application %}
{% javascript_include_tag application %}
{% image_tag foo.jpg %}
{% img_tag foo.jpg %}
{% image_tag panda %}
"""
Then the rendered body should be the correct assets
