I am mocking a rails model that hasn''t been implemented and belongs_to
a
model that I am developing with rspec.
The model in development, Audit, has_many AuditItems which is being mocked.
When created, Audit creates the first instance of AuditItem.
To enable me to mock AuditItem I have created a factory method in Audit to
create the AuditItem, rather than creating it in the initialize method;
that way I can defined a new class MockAudit and overide the
create_audit_item method.
It looks like
class MockAudit < Audit
def initialize
@auditItem[0] = mockAuditItem
end
The question is, where do I define mockAuditItem. If it inside the describe
block, MockAudit cannot see it. If I define mockAuditItem
mock("AuditItem") inside the def for MockAudit then mock
isn''t defined.
Should I just mixin the Mock class?
Guff
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