I'm writing some functional tests for a controller in rails, using mocha to do mocking/stubbing.
我正在为rails中的控制器编写一些功能测试，使用mocha进行mock /stubbing。
Is there a way to prevent the template from being rendered during the test, so that I can test only the code in the controller?
是否有一种方法可以防止在测试期间呈现模板，以便我只能测试控制器中的代码?
It looks like rspec provides something like this, but I'm not using rspec.
看起来rspec提供了类似的东西，但是我没有使用rspec。
3 个解决方案
#1
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The most obvious solution seems to work:
最明显的解决办法似乎奏效了:
@controller.expects(:render)
I could have sworn that I tried that last night with no luck. But this morning it works like a charm. I must have overlooked a typo.
我可以发誓，我昨晚试过了，但运气不佳。但今天早上，它就像一种魅力。我一定是漏掉了一个错字。
#2
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It doesn't look like using stub is necessary here. If you want to make sure that a given template is rendered, use assert_template and/or assert_response. You can also assert a state of the response object, either by hand or using helpers like assert_select.
这里似乎不需要使用存根。如果希望确保呈现给定模板，请使用assert_template和/或assert_response。您还可以手动断言响应对象的状态，或者使用assert_select这样的助手。
#1
4
The most obvious solution seems to work:
最明显的解决办法似乎奏效了:
@controller.expects(:render)
I could have sworn that I tried that last night with no luck. But this morning it works like a charm. I must have overlooked a typo.
我可以发誓，我昨晚试过了，但运气不佳。但今天早上，它就像一种魅力。我一定是漏掉了一个错字。
#2
2
It doesn't look like using stub is necessary here. If you want to make sure that a given template is rendered, use assert_template and/or assert_response. You can also assert a state of the response object, either by hand or using helpers like assert_select.
这里似乎不需要使用存根。如果希望确保呈现给定模板，请使用assert_template和/或assert_response。您还可以手动断言响应对象的状态，或者使用assert_select这样的助手。