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Create mocks from active record models without loading rails or running a database.

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thermaldonkey

@thermaldonkey

ActiveMocker v1.6.3

Dustin Zeisler

@zeisler

@thermaldonkey try 'rails c' then 'ActiveMocker.create_mocks

Dustin Zeisler

@zeisler

I am testing with the same ruby and rails version. To see if it is a configuration issue can you create new rails app and try it? @thermaldonkey

thermaldonkey

@thermaldonkey

@zeisler That was a good move on the Rails console suggestion. I got a NameError: uninitialized constant ActiveMocker exception. So I double-checked my Gemfile. I had active_mocker included under the test environment, and not the development environment. Makes sense why dev wasn't understanding. Fixing that and running bundle fixed both errors, and I'm ready to test! Thanks!

Dustin Zeisler

@zeisler

@thermaldonkey your welcome glad I could get you going. If you have any more questions feel free to ask.

Jay R Bolton

@jayrbolton

Any tricks to get the gem to work with rails 3.2? looks like versions after 0.4.0 require activesupport 4.0 and I can't get 0.4.0 to work much

(really want to use this gem)

Dustin Zeisler

@zeisler

@jayrbolton I'm sorry your having trouble. Sadly I have never used AM gem with rails 3 and believe the AR api might be a bit different, but with that said it's possible to work. I know this fork tried: https://github.com/hjhart/active_mocker I can not support this fork and don't know if it ever worked. Going back versions would not solve the problem because it was an unspecified rails 4 dependency.

@jayrbolton Sorry if that wasn't very helpful, but if there is anything else I can help you with let me know.

Jay R Bolton

@jayrbolton

hi @zeisler, thanks for the response, and sorry for this really really delayed reply. We are going to upgrade to rails 4 at some point in the future, but in the mean time I refactored all our business logic to be functions that operate over hashes, so the tests are faster now. however, we still have a lot of other model tests that i'm hoping to use active_mocker for in the near future after we upgrade...

Dustin Zeisler

@zeisler

@jayrbolton my schema reader project is not supported any more but it may work for rails 3. https://github.com/zeisler/schema_reader

Jay R Bolton

@jayrbolton

cool, will give that a go

Bahador Biglari

@bbiglari

I am trying to use active_mocker in my sinatra app with Jruby 9.0.4

rake active_mocker:build will generate the following error Don't know how to build task 'active_mocker:build' (see --tasks)

also rake -T doesn't show the rake task I am running

any idea?

so my thoughts: since active_mocker works with active_record, it shouldn't be ruby dependent

but it may be the case

Dustin Zeisler

@zeisler

I have never tested AM with jruby, you are the first I've heard of.

I think it would be great if it would.

Although I have no idea what is needed to make that happen. I know any 'C' dependencies would have to be switched out.

I am open to giving my guidance and support for making it work with jruby, but my time is limited keeping up with new feature.

@bbiglari ^

This is the code that the rake task runs, you can try and run that manually without the rack task. https://github.com/zeisler/active_mocker/blob/master/lib/active_mocker/task.rake

Bahador Biglari

@bbiglari

@Zeisler thanks for your quick response, I will try to get this to work. I will update you soon.

THanks

Bahador Biglari

@bbiglari

@zeisler, I created the following rake task

require 'active_record'

Dir[File.dirname(FILE) + "/../lib/api.rb"].each { |file| require file }
Dir[File.dirname(FILE) + "/../models/*.rb"].each { |file| require file }

namespace :active_mocker do

desc('build mocks')
task :build do
task(:environment) do
end
ActiveMocker.configure do |c|
c.single_model_path = ENV['MODEL'] if ENV['MODEL']
c.model_dir = ENV['MODEL_DIR'] if ENV['MODEL_DIR']
c.mock_dir = ENV['MOCK_DIR'] if ENV['MOCK_DIR']
c.progress_bar = false if ENV['MUTE_PROGRESS_BAR']
c.error_verbosity = ENV['ERROR_VERBOSITY'].to_i if ENV['ERROR_VERBOSITY']
c.disable_modules_and_constants = false
end.create_mocks
end
end

This is the error

NameError: uninitialized constant ActiveMocker

/tasks/active_mocker.rake:12:in `block in (root)'

it cannot find the gem file I guess

any idea?

Dustin Zeisler

@zeisler

In your Gemfile is AM included in the development environment?

Bahador Biglari

@bbiglari

Yes, I even wen further and copy the files in my local directory

but I still have some other issue

I will update you

Dustin Zeisler

@zeisler

From little I know about jruby the issues you are having do not seem like jruby specific issue.

Matt Spendlove

@msp

HI @zeisler - nice work with the Gem

looks promising for me

I'm having an issue however where a mock is being loading in a spec where I'm not expecting

Failure/Error: u.monthly_invoices << aug_monthly_invoice
ActiveRecord::AssociationTypeMismatch:
MonthlyInvoice(#70309256338400) expected, got MonthlyInvoiceMock(#70309296729520)

Did i mess up some config?

Matt Spendlove

@msp

to be clear, this spec has no tag 'active_mocker: true', but I have one other spec that does which I assumed cleared up after itself, according to the docs?

Matt Spendlove

@msp

FYI - I fixed this by not using FactoryGirl.create directly in the non active_mocker tests and using this kinda pattern instead: atts = FactoryGirl.attributes_for(:monthly_invoice), MonthlyInvoice.create(atts). Seems to be a bug in the the combination of FG & AM to me

Rajasheker--g

@Rajasheker--g

Hi All,

I am working with rake tasks

is there any way to integrate the rake tasks with acitve_mocker

if yes, could you please provide me any link or give me the steps to integrate pleasee

Dustin Zeisler

@zeisler

@Rajasheker--g check out https://github.com/zeisler/active_mocker/blob/master/lib/active_mocker/task.rake for the default rake tasks and let me know what else you are looking for.