I want to test my method which runs method Temp::Service.run two times inside it:
module Temp
class Service
def self.do_job
# first call step 1
run("step1", {"arg1"=> "v1", "arg2"=>"v2"})
# second call step 2
run("step2", {"arg3"=> "v3"})
end
def self.run(name, p)
# do smth
return true
end
end
end
I want to test arguments provided to second call of method :run with first argument 'step2' while I want to ignore the first call of the same method :run but with first argument 'step1'.
I have the RSpec test
RSpec.describe "My spec", :type => :request do
describe 'method' do
it 'should call' do
# skip this
allow(Temp::Service).to receive(:run).with('step1', anything).and_return(true)
# check this
expect(Temp::Service).to receive(:run) do |name, p|
expect(name).to eq 'step2'
# check p
expect(p['arg3']).not_to be_nil
end
# do the job
Temp::Service.do_job
end
end
end
but I got error
expected: "step2"
got: "step1"
(compared using ==)
How to correctly use allow and expect for the same method ?
expect(Temp::Service).to receive(:run).with('step2', "arg3" => "v3") { true }
. – Lekishalela