rspec users - Jun 2008 - Rspec-Rails setting a header in stories?

Hi there,

For my api controllers I need the following;
request.ssl? == true
and
an api key "request.env[''HTTP_OUR_API_KEY'']"

In my spec/controllers I just stub out the required code
but in stories I don''t want any stubs.

I''ve tried changing the .env of the existing request,
but this doesn''t work.

When "I GET /organisations/", "1" do |organisation_id|
  request.env[''HTTP_OUR_API_KEY''] = "craziness"
  request.env[''HTTPS''] = ''on''
  get "api/v1/organisations/#{organisation_id}"
end

and I''ve tried passing the extra headers as a 3 argument to
"get"

When "I GET /organisations/", "1" do |organisation_id|
  get "api/v1/organisations/#{organisation_id}", {},
{''HTTPS'' => ''on'',
''HTTP_ASPIRE_API_KEY'' => ''something''}
end

but neither of these work.

Anyone got any insight into this?

My version of rspec-rails is as follows;
module Spec
  module Rails
    module VERSION #:nodoc:
      BUILD_TIME_UTC = 20080528130840
    end
  end
end

Thanks,

MatthewRudy
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On Jun 24, 2008, at 10:22 AM, Matthew Rudy Jacobs wrote:
> Hi there,
>
> For my api controllers I need the following;
> request.ssl? == true
> and
> an api key "request.env[''HTTP_OUR_API_KEY'']"
>
> In my spec/controllers I just stub out the required code
> but in stories I don''t want any stubs.
Stories wrap Rails IntegrationTest, not Rails FunctionalTest, so what  
you have access to is different. The methods look the same, but they  
actually go through routing and work a little differently.

Check out:
http://api.rubyonrails.org/classes/ActionController/Integration/Session.html

Cheers,
David
> I''ve tried changing the .env of the existing request,
> but this doesn''t work.
>
> When "I GET /organisations/", "1" do |organisation_id|
>  request.env[''HTTP_OUR_API_KEY''] = "craziness"
>  request.env[''HTTPS''] = ''on''
>  get "api/v1/organisations/#{organisation_id}"
> end
>
> and I''ve tried passing the extra headers as a 3 argument to
"get"
>
> When "I GET /organisations/", "1" do |organisation_id|
>  get "api/v1/organisations/#{organisation_id}", {},
{''HTTPS'' => ''on'',
> ''HTTP_ASPIRE_API_KEY'' =>
''something''}
> end
>
> but neither of these work.
>
> Anyone got any insight into this?
>
> My version of rspec-rails is as follows;
> module Spec
>  module Rails
>    module VERSION #:nodoc:
>      BUILD_TIME_UTC = 20080528130840
>    end
>  end
> end
>
> Thanks,
>
> MatthewRudy
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David Chelimsky wrote:
> On Jun 24, 2008, at 10:22 AM, Matthew Rudy Jacobs wrote:
> 
>> Hi there,
>>
>> For my api controllers I need the following;
>> request.ssl? == true
>> and
>> an api key
"request.env[''HTTP_OUR_API_KEY'']"
>>
>> In my spec/controllers I just stub out the required code
>> but in stories I don''t want any stubs.
> 
> Stories wrap Rails IntegrationTest, not Rails FunctionalTest, so what
> you have access to is different. The methods look the same, but they
> actually go through routing and work a little differently.
> 
> Check out: 
>
http://api.rubyonrails.org/classes/ActionController/Integration/Session.html
> 
> Cheers,
> David
Oh really.
Cheers David...

so the "3rd argument" solution should be working.
Will have to take a closer look...

Thanks again

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David Chelimsky wrote:
> On Jun 24, 2008, at 10:22 AM, Matthew Rudy Jacobs wrote:
> 
>> Hi there,
>>
>> For my api controllers I need the following;
>> request.ssl? == true
>> and
>> an api key
"request.env[''HTTP_OUR_API_KEY'']"
>>
>> In my spec/controllers I just stub out the required code
>> but in stories I don''t want any stubs.
> 
> Stories wrap Rails IntegrationTest, not Rails FunctionalTest, so what
> you have access to is different. The methods look the same, but they
> actually go through routing and work a little differently.
> 
> Check out: 
>
http://api.rubyonrails.org/classes/ActionController/Integration/Session.html
> 
> Cheers,
> David
I think much of my problem was not quite understanding how stories were 
supposed to work,
(notably I was trying to redefine "When I call the api" in two
different
scenarios, but only one of these gets used in both cases)

But I think I''ve got an agreeable end-product.
http://pastie.org/221205

Thanks once more.
MatthewRudy

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