I'm writing tests for an API that should send information from the database (PostreSQL) from a GET request. However my RSpec GET request refuse to return any values.
This is the test :
describe FullTextController do
context 'when doing a simple search', :type => :request do
it 'return the correct results' do
create(:etablissement, nom: "foobarcompany")
create(:etablissement, nom: "foobarcompany2")
create(:etablissement, nom: "foobarcompany3")
create(:etablissement, nom: "foobarcompany4")
sleep 2
get "/full_text/:id", :params => { id: 'foobarcompany' }
expect(body_as_json).to match({
total_results: 1,
total_pages: 1,
per_page: 10,
page: 1,
etablissement: 1,
})
end
end
It is supposed to test this controller :
class FullTextController < ApplicationController
def show
page = params[:page] || 1
search = Etablissement.search do
fulltext params[:id]
paginate page: page, per_page: 10
end
results = search.results
results_payload = {
total_results: search.total,
total_pages: results.total_pages,
per_page: results.per_page,
page: page,
etablissement: results
}
render json: results_payload, status: 200
end
end
def full_text_params
params.permit(:id, :page)
end
end
The routes from config/routes.rb :
Rails.application.routes.draw do
get 'siret/:id' => 'siret#show'
get 'full_text/:id' => 'full_text#show'
end
The output from the test :
expected {"total_results"=>0, "total_pages"=>0, "per_page"=>10, "page"=>1, "etablissement"=>[]} to match {:total_results=>1, :total_pages=>1, :per_page=>10, :page=>1, :etablissement=>1}
Diff:
@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
-:etablissement => 1,
-:page => 1,
-:per_page => 10,
-:total_pages => 1,
-:total_results => 1,
+"etablissement" => [],
+"page" => 1,
+"per_page" => 10,
+"total_pages" => 0,
+"total_results" => 0,
It should find at least 1 result, but it keeps showing zero. I already checked that I was on the correct test database and that the created models (etablissement) were in the database.
The get call should follow the following structure : full_text/:id
with the :id
part being replace by the actual id
you want to pass. Rails will consider the id
part as a params in the controller. It is actually NOT a param from the point of view of the url (params are what come after ?, like ?param1=value1¶m2=value2
)
What you do here is get "/full_text/:id", :params => { id: 'foobarcompany' }
which translates into /full_text/:id?id=foobarcompany
You want to use get "/full_text/foobarcompany"
instead