test/unit/serializer_test.rb in paper_trail-6.0.2 vs test/unit/serializer_test.rb in paper_trail-7.0.0

@@ -1,118 +1,107 @@
 require "test_helper"
 require "custom_json_serializer"
 
 class SerializerTest < ActiveSupport::TestCase
-  extend CleanupCallbacks
-
-  cleanup_callbacks(Fluxor, :create)
-  cleanup_callbacks(Fluxor, :update)
-  cleanup_callbacks(Fluxor, :destroy)
-  cleanup_callbacks(Fluxor, :save)
-
-  setup do
-    Fluxor.instance_eval "has_paper_trail"
-  end
-
   context "YAML Serializer" do
     setup do
-      @fluxor = Fluxor.create name: "Some text."
+      @customer = Customer.create name: "Some text."
 
       # this is exactly what PaperTrail serializes
-      @original_fluxor_attributes = @fluxor.paper_trail.attributes_before_change
+      @original_attributes = @customer.paper_trail.attributes_before_change
 
-      @fluxor.update_attributes name: "Some more text."
+      @customer.update_attributes name: "Some more text."
     end
 
     should "work with the default `YAML` serializer" do
       # Normal behaviour
-      assert_equal 2, @fluxor.versions.length
-      assert_nil @fluxor.versions[0].reify
-      assert_equal "Some text.", @fluxor.versions[1].reify.name
+      assert_equal 2, @customer.versions.length
+      assert_nil @customer.versions[0].reify
+      assert_equal "Some text.", @customer.versions[1].reify.name
 
       # Check values are stored as `YAML`.
-      assert_equal @original_fluxor_attributes, YAML.load(@fluxor.versions[1].object)
-      assert_equal YAML.dump(@original_fluxor_attributes), @fluxor.versions[1].object
+      assert_equal @original_attributes, YAML.load(@customer.versions[1].object)
+      assert_equal YAML.dump(@original_attributes), @customer.versions[1].object
     end
   end
 
   context "JSON Serializer" do
     setup do
       PaperTrail.configure do |config|
         config.serializer = PaperTrail::Serializers::JSON
       end
 
-      @fluxor = Fluxor.create name: "Some text."
+      @customer = Customer.create name: "Some text."
 
       # this is exactly what PaperTrail serializes
-      @original_fluxor_attributes = @fluxor.paper_trail.attributes_before_change
+      @original_attributes = @customer.paper_trail.attributes_before_change
 
-      @fluxor.update_attributes name: "Some more text."
+      @customer.update_attributes name: "Some more text."
     end
 
     teardown do
       PaperTrail.config.serializer = PaperTrail::Serializers::YAML
     end
 
     should "reify with JSON serializer" do
       # Normal behaviour
-      assert_equal 2, @fluxor.versions.length
-      assert_nil @fluxor.versions[0].reify
-      assert_equal "Some text.", @fluxor.versions[1].reify.name
+      assert_equal 2, @customer.versions.length
+      assert_nil @customer.versions[0].reify
+      assert_equal "Some text.", @customer.versions[1].reify.name
 
       # Check values are stored as JSON.
-      assert_equal @original_fluxor_attributes,
-        ActiveSupport::JSON.decode(@fluxor.versions[1].object)
-      assert_equal ActiveSupport::JSON.encode(@original_fluxor_attributes),
-        @fluxor.versions[1].object
+      assert_equal @original_attributes,
+        ActiveSupport::JSON.decode(@customer.versions[1].object)
+      assert_equal ActiveSupport::JSON.encode(@original_attributes),
+        @customer.versions[1].object
     end
 
     should "store object_changes" do
-      initial_changeset = { "name" => [nil, "Some text."], "id" => [nil, @fluxor.id] }
+      initial_changeset = { "name" => [nil, "Some text."], "id" => [nil, @customer.id] }
       second_changeset = { "name" => ["Some text.", "Some more text."] }
-      assert_equal initial_changeset, @fluxor.versions[0].changeset
-      assert_equal second_changeset,  @fluxor.versions[1].changeset
+      assert_equal initial_changeset, @customer.versions[0].changeset
+      assert_equal second_changeset,  @customer.versions[1].changeset
     end
   end
 
   context "Custom Serializer" do
     setup do
       PaperTrail.configure do |config|
         config.serializer = CustomJsonSerializer
       end
 
-      @fluxor = Fluxor.create
+      @customer = Customer.create
 
       # this is exactly what PaperTrail serializes
-      @original_fluxor_attributes = @fluxor.
+      @original_attributes = @customer.
         paper_trail.
         attributes_before_change.
         reject { |_k, v| v.nil? }
 
-      @fluxor.update_attributes name: "Some more text."
+      @customer.update_attributes name: "Some more text."
     end
 
     teardown do
       PaperTrail.config.serializer = PaperTrail::Serializers::YAML
     end
 
     should "reify with custom serializer" do
       # Normal behaviour
-      assert_equal 2, @fluxor.versions.length
-      assert_nil @fluxor.versions[0].reify
-      assert_nil @fluxor.versions[1].reify.name
+      assert_equal 2, @customer.versions.length
+      assert_nil @customer.versions[0].reify
+      assert_nil @customer.versions[1].reify.name
 
       # Check values are stored as JSON.
-      assert_equal @original_fluxor_attributes,
-        ActiveSupport::JSON.decode(@fluxor.versions[1].object)
-      assert_equal ActiveSupport::JSON.encode(@original_fluxor_attributes),
-        @fluxor.versions[1].object
+      assert_equal @original_attributes,
+        ActiveSupport::JSON.decode(@customer.versions[1].object)
+      assert_equal ActiveSupport::JSON.encode(@original_attributes),
+        @customer.versions[1].object
     end
 
     should "store object_changes" do
-      initial_changeset = { "id" => [nil, @fluxor.id] }
+      initial_changeset = { "id" => [nil, @customer.id] }
       second_changeset = { "name" => [nil, "Some more text."] }
-      assert_equal initial_changeset, @fluxor.versions[0].changeset
-      assert_equal second_changeset,  @fluxor.versions[1].changeset
+      assert_equal initial_changeset, @customer.versions[0].changeset
+      assert_equal second_changeset,  @customer.versions[1].changeset
     end
   end
 end