engine/features/step_definitions/relationships_steps.rb

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Given %r{^I have an? "([^"]*)" model which has many "([^"]*)"$} do |parent_model, child_model|
@parent_model = FactoryGirl.build(:content_type, :site => @site, :name => parent_model).tap do |ct|
ct.entries_custom_fields.build :label => 'Body', :type => 'string', :required => false
ct.save!
end
@child_model = FactoryGirl.build(:content_type, :site => @site, :name => child_model).tap do |ct|
ct.entries_custom_fields.build :label => 'Body', :type => 'string', :required => false
ct.entries_custom_fields.build :label => parent_model.singularize.downcase, :type => 'belongs_to', :required => false, :class_name => @parent_model.klass_with_custom_fields(:entries).to_s
ct.save!
end
@parent_model.entries_custom_fields.build({
:label => child_model,
:type => 'has_many',
:class_name => @child_model.klass_with_custom_fields(:entries).to_s,
:inverse_of => parent_model.singularize.downcase
})
@parent_model.save
end
Given %r{^I set up a has_many relationship between "([^"]*)" and "([^"]*)"$} do |source_name, target_name|
source_model = @site.content_types.where(:name => source_name).first
target_model = @site.content_types.where(:name => target_name).first
source_model.entries_custom_fields.build({
:label => target_name,
:type => 'has_many',
:class_name => target_model.klass_with_custom_fields(:entries).to_s,
:inverse_of => source_name.singularize.downcase
})
source_model.save
end
Given %r{^I set up a many_to_many relationship between "([^"]*)" and "([^"]*)"$} do |first_name, last_name|
first_model = @site.content_types.where(:name => first_name).first
last_model = @site.content_types.where(:name => last_name).first
first_model.entries_custom_fields.build({
:label => last_name,
:type => 'many_to_many',
:class_name => last_model.klass_with_custom_fields(:entries).to_s,
:inverse_of => first_name.singularize.downcase
})
first_model.save
last_model.entries_custom_fields.build({
:label => first_name,
:type => 'many_to_many',
:class_name => first_model.klass_with_custom_fields(:entries).to_s,
:inverse_of => last_name.singularize.downcase
})
last_model.save
end
Then /^I should be able to view a paginated list of a has many association$/ do
# Create models
step %{I have an "Articles" model which has many "Comments"}
# Create contents
article = @parent_model.entries.create!(:slug => 'parent', :body => 'Parent')
@child_model.entries.create!(:slug => 'one', :body => 'One', :article => article)
@child_model.entries.create!(:slug => 'two', :body => 'Two', :article => article)
@child_model.entries.create!(:slug => 'three', :body => 'Three', :article => article)
# Create a page
raw_template = %{
{% for article in models.articles %}
{{ article.body }}
{% paginate article.comments by 2 %}
{% for comment in paginate.collection %}
{{ comment.body }}
{% endfor %}
{{ paginate | default_pagination }}
{% endpaginate %}
{% endfor %}
}
# Create a page
FactoryGirl.create(:page, :site => @site, :slug => 'hello', :raw_template => raw_template)
# The page should have the first two comments
visit '/hello'
page.should have_content 'One'
page.should have_content 'Two'
page.should_not have_content 'Three'
# The second page should have the last comment
click_link '2'
page.should_not have_content 'One'
page.should_not have_content 'Two'
page.should have_content 'Three'
end