From Rails 3 / Rspec 2, I'm attempting to leverage the render_views feature of controller specs. The issue I've come across is that we've just installed the kaminari pager gem, and I want to stub out the <%= paginate @sites %>
call from my view so I don't have to manually stub out all the internal methods that kaminari defines on the collection for use with paginate
helper.
If this was in a view spec, I could stub out the helper method by calling view.stub(:paginate)
, but I can't find any way to get a handle on the view object from a controller spec (e.g. controller.view.stub(:paginate)
). Is there any way to do this, or are our options to either disable render_views for this method, or to stub a bunch of internal kaminari methods that aren't relevant to us (since they should be covered by kaminari's tests, and might change in future versions)?
describe SitesController do
render_views
def mock_site(stubs={})
@mock_site ||= mock_model(Site, stubs).as_null_object
end
describe "GET index" do
it "assigns all sites as @sites" do
Site.stub_chain("enabled.ordered.page") {[mock_site]}
# want to do something here like: controller.view.stub(:paginate)
get :index
assigns(:sites).should eq([mock_site])
end
end
end
Either I couldn't find a proper solution.
Probably you may want to investigate controller.view_context
a little bit more.
What I settled with (for now) is a monkey patch in rspec/support/kaminari.rb:
module Kaminari::ActionViewExtension::InstanceMethods
def paginate(scope, options = {}, &block)
puts "Should test pagination"
end
end
So it silently fails pagination.
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