spec/cfoundry/v2/client_spec.rb in cfoundry-1.5.3 vs spec/cfoundry/v2/client_spec.rb in cfoundry-2.0.0

@@ -1,73 +1,77 @@
-require 'spec_helper'
+require "spec_helper"
 
-describe CFoundry::V2::Client do
-  let(:client) { CFoundry::V2::Client.new }
+module CFoundry
+  module V2
+    describe Client do
+      let(:client) { build(:client) }
 
-  describe "#register" do
-    let(:uaa) { CFoundry::UAAClient.new }
-    let(:email) { '[e-mail]' }
-    let(:password) { 'secret' }
+      describe "#register" do
+        let(:uaa) { UAAClient.new }
+        let(:email) { "[e-mail]" }
+        let(:password) { "secret" }
 
-    subject { client.register(email, password) }
+        subject { client.register(email, password) }
 
-    it "creates the user in uaa and ccng" do
-      stub(client.base).uaa { uaa }
-      stub(uaa).add_user(email, password) { { "id" => "1234" } }
+        it "creates the user in uaa and ccng" do
+          stub(client.base).uaa { uaa }
+          stub(uaa).add_user(email, password) { {"id" => "1234"} }
 
-      user = fake(:user)
-      stub(client).user { user }
-      stub(user).create!
-      subject
-      expect(user.guid).to eq "1234"
-    end
-  end
+          user = build(:user)
+          stub(client).user { user }
+          stub(user).create!
+          subject
+          expect(user.guid).to eq "1234"
+        end
+      end
 
-  describe "#current_user" do
-    subject { client.current_user }
-    before { client.token = token }
+      describe "#current_user" do
+        subject { client.current_user }
+        before { client.token = token }
 
-    context "when there is no token" do
-      let(:token) { nil }
-      it { should eq nil }
-    end
+        context "when there is no token" do
+          let(:token) { nil }
+          it { should eq nil }
+        end
 
-    context "when there is no access_token_data" do
-      let(:token) { CFoundry::AuthToken.new("bearer some-access-token", "some-refresh-token") }
-      it { should eq nil }
-    end
+        context "when there is no access_token_data" do
+          let(:token) { AuthToken.new("bearer some-access-token", "some-refresh-token") }
+          it { should eq nil }
+        end
 
-    context "when there is access_token_data" do
-      let(:token_data) { { :user_id => "123", :email => "[e-mail]" } }
-      let(:auth_header) { Base64.encode64("{}#{MultiJson.encode(token_data)}") }
-      let(:token) do
-        CFoundry::AuthToken.new("bearer #{auth_header}", "some-refresh-token")
+        context "when there is access_token_data" do
+          let(:token_data) { {:user_id => "123", :email => "[e-mail]"} }
+          let(:auth_header) { Base64.encode64("{}#{MultiJson.encode(token_data)}") }
+          let(:token) do
+            CFoundry::AuthToken.new("bearer #{auth_header}", "some-refresh-token")
+          end
+
+          it { should be_a User }
+          its(:guid) { should eq "123" }
+          its(:emails) { should eq [{:value => "[e-mail]"}] }
+        end
       end
 
-      it { should be_a CFoundry::V2::User }
-      its(:guid) { should eq "123" }
-      its(:emails) { should eq [{ :value => "[e-mail]"}] }
-    end
-  end
+      describe "#version" do
+        its(:version) { should eq 2 }
+      end
 
-  describe "#version" do
-    its(:version) { should eq 2 }
-  end
+      describe "#login_prompts" do
+        include_examples "client login prompts"
+      end
 
-  describe "#login_prompts" do
-    include_examples "client login prompts"
-  end
+      describe "#login" do
+        include_examples "client login" do
+          it 'sets the current organization to nil' do
+            client.current_organization = "org"
+            expect { subject }.to change { client.current_organization }.from("org").to(nil)
+          end
 
-  describe "#login" do
-    include_examples "client login" do
-      it 'sets the current organization to nil' do
-        client.current_organization = "org"
-        expect { subject }.to change { client.current_organization }.from("org").to(nil)
+          it 'sets the current space to nil' do
+            client.current_space = "space"
+            expect { subject }.to change { client.current_space }.from("space").to(nil)
+          end
+        end
       end
-
-      it 'sets the current space to nil' do
-        client.current_space = "space"
-        expect { subject }.to change { client.current_space }.from("space").to(nil)
-      end
     end
   end
-end
+end
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