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Feature: tools for hash manipulation
In order to successfully work with hashes
RightSupport should have a tested set of tools
So the developers can trust each method
Scenario: getting a value from a path
Given a hash map with the form {"key1":"val1", "key2":{"key3":"val2"}}
And a path array ["key2", "key3"]
When I call the deep_get method
Then The deep_get method response should be: val2
Scenario: setting a value on a path
Given a hash map with the form {"key1":{"key4":{"key5":"no"}}, "key2":{"key3":"val2"}}
And a path array ["key1", "key4", "key5"]
And a value val3
When I call the deep_set! method
Then The hash should be: {"key1":{"key4":{"key5":"val3"}}, "key2":{"key3":"val2"}}
Scenario: merging two hashes
Given a hash map with the form {"key1":"val1", "key2":{"key3":"val2"}}
When I call the deep_merge! method with the source: {"key1":{"key4":"val3"}}
Then The hash should be: {"key1":{"key4":"val3"}, "key2":{"key3":"val2"}}
Scenario: subtracting a hash
Given a hash map with the form {"key1":"val1", "key2":{"key3":"val2"}}
When I call the deep_remove! method with the source: {"key1":"val1"}
Then The hash should be: {"key2":{"key3":"val2"}}
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