In my Grails app, I want to prevent the Searchable plugin from loading when running my unit tests. I tried doing this using the following code in the Bootstrap class
def grailsApplication
def init = {servletContext ->
def currentEnv = grails.util.Environment.current.name
if (currentEnv == 'test') {
def doNothing = {println "Searchable is disabled"}
// This returns null!
def searchablePluginClass = grailsApplication.getClassForName("SearchableGrailsPlugin")
searchablePluginClass.metaClass.doWithDynamicMethods = doNothing
searchablePluginClass.metaClass.doWithSpring = doNothing
searchablePluginClass.metaClass.doWithApplicationContext = doNothing
}
}
However this doesn't work because grailsApplication.getClassForName("SearchableGrailsPlugin")
returns null, presumably because this class isn't on the classpath when this code runs. Is there any other way that I can disable this plugin?
I found a solution. Add the following to Config.groovy:
environments {
test {
plugin {
excludes = "searchable"
}
}
}
I am not sure how to disable the plugin, there might be a way with native compass XML
With grails you might be able to make unit testing more bearable with the following... Install this additional plugin: grails install-searchable-config
This will give you a grails-app/conf/Searchable.groovy file. You can edit environments.test.searchable closure to at least disable bulkIndexOnStartup and mirrorChanges.
environments {
test {
searchable {
// disable bulk index on startup
bulkIndexOnStartup = false
mirrorChanges = false
// use faster in-memory index
compassConnection = "ram://test-index"
}
}
}
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