Yes I realize that :)
I actually need to stub this method out in some of my other methods...
Since I'm still figuring out how stubbing works, I wanted to strip it down
to it's most basic. So in essence, I guess I am testing my stub with this
code.
So now I know that if I throw this stub in my ot
On Sat, Mar 16, 2013 at 9:11 AM, Dan Brooking wrote:
> I got it...
>
> I called it using instance_eval.
>
> def app
> Sinatra::Application
> end
>
> describe "#random_string" do
> it "returns a random string" do
> app.should_receive(:random_string).with(6).and_return('abcdef')
> str = app.instance
I got it...
I called it using instance_eval.
def app
Sinatra::Application
end
describe "#random_string" do
it "returns a random string" do
app.should_receive(:random_string).with(6).and_return('abcdef')
str = app.instance_eval("random_string(6)")
str.should == "abcdef"
end
end
On Sat, Mar 1
OK, so I think based on this, I'm doing it right and it's a Sinatra issue.
I did as you suggested and made a call to
Sinatra::Application.random_string and now my error is "private method
`random_string' called for Sinatra::Application:Class".
So, like I said, looks to me like a Sintra specific i
On Sat, Mar 16, 2013 at 7:56 AM, Dan Brooking wrote:
> I'm working on a small Sintra app and am having trouble getting my stub to
> return what I want it to. I've been searching and found quite a few with
> this question but no real answers. I also posted this to the sinatrarb
> google group in
