I have 2 models, one which accepts attributes for the other and I'm trying to find a clever way to use Factory girl to setup the data for both.
Class Booking
has_many :booking_items
accepts_nested_attributes_for :booking_items
Class BookingItem
belong_to :booking
Factory.define :booking do |f|
f.bookdate Date.today+15.days
f.association :space
f.nights 2
f.currency "EUR"
f.booking_item_attributes Factory.build(:booking_item) # doesn't work
end
Factory.define :booking_item do |f|
f.association :room
f.bookdate Date.today
f.people 2
f.total_price 20
f.association :booking
end
require "spec_helper"
describe Booking do
before(:each) do
@booking = Factory.create(:booking)
end
it "should be valid" do
#needs children to be valid
@booking.should be_valid
end
end
I looked around the rdocs but couldn't seem to find what I was looking for.
If I understood you correctly, you want to do this, but with terser syntax:
booking_item = Factory(:booking_item, :people => 4)
booking = Factory(:booking, :booking_item => booking_item)
Of cause you can shortcut it like this:
def with_assocs factory, assocs_hashes = {}, attrs = {}
assoc_models = Hash[ assocs_hash.map { |k, v| [k, Factory(k, v)] } ]
Factory factory, attrs.merge(assoc_models)
end
And use like this:
@booking = with_assocs :booking, :booking_item => {:people => 3}
@booking.should be_valid
In active_factory plugin with similar factory definitions it would look like this:
models { booking - booking_item(:people => 3) }
booking.should be_valid
Unfortunately I haven't yet implemented integration with factory_girl. Though if you interested any input is very welcome.
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