# coding: utf-8 # require 'spec_helper' describe Search do before(:each) do @type = stub :type @index = stub :some_index, :internal_indexed => @type end describe 'tokenized' do let(:search) { described_class.new } it 'delegates to the tokenizer' do tokenizer = stub :tokenizer search.stub! :tokenizer => tokenizer tokenizer.should_receive(:tokenize).once.with :some_text search.tokenized :some_text end end describe 'boost' do let(:search) do described_class.new do boost [:a, :b] => +3, [:c, :d] => -1 end end it 'works' do search.weights.should == Query::Weights.new([:a, :b] => 3, [:c, :d] => -1) end end describe 'tokenizer' do context 'no tokenizer predefined' do let(:search) { described_class.new } it 'returns the default tokenizer' do search.tokenizer.should == Tokenizers::Query.default end end context 'tokenizer predefined' do let(:predefined) { stub(:tokenizer, :tokenize => nil) } context 'by way of hash' do let(:search) { described_class.new(tokenizer: predefined) } it 'returns the predefined tokenizer' do search.tokenizer.should == predefined end end context 'by way of DSL' do let(:search) { pre = predefined; described_class.new { searching pre } } it 'returns the predefined tokenizer' do search.tokenizer.should == predefined end end end end describe 'combinations_type_for' do let(:search) { described_class.new } it 'returns a specific Combination for a specific input' do some_source = stub(:source, :harvest => nil) search.combinations_type_for([Index::Memory.new(:gu, source: some_source)]).should == Query::Combinations::Memory end it 'just works on the same types' do search.combinations_type_for([:blorf, :blarf]).should == Query::Combinations::Memory end it 'just uses standard combinations' do search.combinations_type_for([:blorf]).should == Query::Combinations::Memory end it 'raises on multiple types' do expect do search.combinations_type_for [:blorf, "blarf"] end.to raise_error(Search::DifferentTypesError) end it 'raises with the right message on multiple types' do expect do search.combinations_type_for [:blorf, "blarf"] end.to raise_error("Currently it isn't possible to mix Symbol and String Indexes in the same Search instance.") end end describe "weights handling" do it "creates a default weight when no weights are given" do search = described_class.new search.weights.should be_kind_of(Query::Weights) end it "handles :weights options when not yet wrapped" do search = described_class.new :weights => { [:a, :b] => +3 } search.weights.should be_kind_of(Query::Weights) end it "handles :weights options when already wrapped" do search = described_class.new :weights => Query::Weights.new([:a, :b] => +3) search.weights.should be_kind_of(Query::Weights) end end describe "search_with_text" do before(:each) do @search = Search.new end it "delegates to search" do @search.stub! :tokenized => :tokens @search.should_receive(:search).once.with :tokens, :results, :offset @search.search_with_text :text, :results, :offset end it "uses the tokenizer" do @search.should_receive(:tokenized).once.with :text @search.search_with_text :text, :anything end end describe 'initializer' do context 'with tokenizer' do before(:each) do @tokenizer = stub :tokenizer, :tokenize => :some_tokenized_text @search = Search.new @index, tokenizer: @tokenizer end it 'should tokenize using the tokenizer' do @search.tokenized('some text').should == :some_tokenized_text end end end describe 'to_s' do before(:each) do @index.stub! :name => :some_index end context 'with weights' do before(:each) do @search = Search.new @index, weights: :some_weights end it 'works correctly' do @search.to_s.should == 'Search(some_index, weights: some_weights)' end end context 'without weights' do before(:each) do @search = Search.new @index end it 'works correctly' do @search.to_s.should == 'Search(some_index)' end end end end