I'm beginner in rspec, and actually we asked me to do rspec test for somes method which are already build but which never have been test (they don't write test before building the method).
And now I'm struggling to know how can I test my method, here is example:
class ConnectorJob < ActiveJob::Base
queue_as :connector
def perform(tenant_id = nil, debug = false)
tenant_to_sync = Tenant.to_sync(tenant_id)
return if tenant_to_sync.empty?
tenant_to_sync.each do |tenant|
service = MyAPP::ContactToSync.new(tenant, debug).call
if service.success?
ConnectorService::Synchronization.new(
tenant, service.data, debug
).call
end
end
end
end
What should I test on this ? Should I test the return value is correct or if other method are well called ?
Here is what I tried to do
require "rails_helper"
RSpec.describe ConnectorJob, type: :job do
it 'is in connector queue' do
expect(ConnectorJob.new.queue_name).to eq('connector')
end
describe 'perform' do
let (:tenant) { create(:tenant) }
let (:job) { ConnectorJob.new.perform(tenant.id) }
context 'with empty tenant' do
it { expect(ConnectorJob.new.perform(@tenant.id)).to eq nil }
end
context 'with tenant' do
it { expect(ConnectorJob.new.perform(tenant.id)).to eq job }
end
end
end
As you can see my last test doesn't have sens but I have no idea what I should write on my rspec for anticipate the result of this method.
If I check my rspec coverage, rspec is telling me I cover 100% of my method but I'm not sure that is correct.
I hope I'm clear, feel free to ask me more details.
Thank you all
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