Minitest Integration Tests
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Minitest integration testing
Rails uses integration tests for end-to-end tests when the runtime is not using JavaScript. These are a little different from the system tests in that they don’t use Capybara, and therefore typically pass parameters directly to the test.
We have end-to-end tests that we used to create projects. Here’s how those look as integration tests:
git clone --single-branch --branch railstest-ch13.8 https://241d062a6225a4b2479bd99500dd66633e519792@github.com/educative/course-content.git cd /usercode/course-content/ rm Gemfile rm Gemfile.lock cp -r /usercode/course-content/* /usr/local/educative/gatherer rsync -avr --progress usercode/* /usr/local/educative/gatherer --exclude course-content --exclude execute1.sh --exclude execute.sh --exclude __ed_script.sh --exclude __ed_stderr.txt --exclude __ed_stdout.txt cd /usr/local/educative/gatherer npm install clear bundle exec rake test:integration
Adding code to add_project_test.rb file in test/integration
There are a few differences between these tests and the system tests we wrote before.
Rather than simulating filling out the form with Capybara, we’re sending arguments through the Rails routing table directly using the post helper. This is the ...