How to use trait method of FactoryBot Package

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trait_resolution_spec.rb

Source:trait_resolution_spec.rb

...4  # coming up all ones again. i'm satisfied with those odds.5  it "rerolls ones for the player" do6    parent_resolution = FactoryBot.create(:resolution)7    parent_resolution.update(player_roll_result: '1111111321')8    child_resolution = FactoryBot.create(:trait_resolution,9      parent_resolution: parent_resolution,10      active_player: parent_resolution.active_player,11      conflict: parent_resolution.conflict,12      burned_trait_type: '0')13    expect(child_resolution.player_roll_result).not_to eq parent_resolution.player_roll_result14    # the eighth and ninth dice were not ones, so they should not have been rerolled15    expect(child_resolution.player_roll_result[7]).to eq parent_resolution.player_roll_result[7]16    expect(child_resolution.player_roll_result[8]).to eq parent_resolution.player_roll_result[8]17  end18  it "requires a parent resolution made by the same player" do19    parent_resolution = FactoryBot.create(:resolution, :at_least_one_one_rolled)20    parent_resolution.active_player.update(card_order: '102')21    different_player_resolution = FactoryBot.build(:trait_resolution,22      parent_resolution: parent_resolution,23      conflict: parent_resolution.conflict,24      active_player: FactoryBot.create(:participation, game: parent_resolution.scene.game))25    expect(different_player_resolution).not_to be_valid26    same_player_resolution = FactoryBot.build(:trait_resolution,27      parent_resolution: parent_resolution,28      conflict: parent_resolution.conflict,29      active_player: parent_resolution.active_player,30      burned_trait_type: '1')31    expect(same_player_resolution).to be_valid32  end33  it "cannot be created for a parent resolution that didn't roll any ones" do34    parent_resolution = FactoryBot.create(:resolution)35    parent_resolution.update(player_roll_result: '2222222222')36    parent_resolution.active_player.update(card_order: '012')37    same_player_resolution = FactoryBot.build(:trait_resolution,38      parent_resolution: parent_resolution,39      conflict: parent_resolution.conflict,40      active_player: parent_resolution.active_player,41      burned_trait_type: '0')42    expect(same_player_resolution).not_to be_valid43  end44  it "can only be created by a player with the specified trait available" do45    game_with_ready_players = FactoryBot.create(:game_ready)46    player = game_with_ready_players.participations.players.take47    player.update(card_order: '012')48    prior_trait_burn = FactoryBot.create(:trait_resolution,49      :succeeded,50      :confirmed,51      game: game_with_ready_players,52      active_player: player,53      burned_trait_type: '0')54    expect(prior_trait_burn).to be_valid55    second_burn = FactoryBot.build(:trait_resolution,56      game: game_with_ready_players,57      active_player: player,58      burned_trait_type: '0')59    expect(second_burn).not_to be_valid60  end61  it "does not reroll the GM's result" do62    resolution = FactoryBot.create(:trait_resolution, burned_trait_type: '0')63    expect(resolution.parent_resolution.gm_roll_result).to eq resolution.gm_roll_result64  end65end...

internal.rb

Source:internal.rb

...12        :sequences,13        :skip_create,14        :strategies,15        :to_create,16        :traits,17        to: :configuration18      def configuration19        @configuration ||= Configuration.new20      end21      def reset_configuration22        @configuration = nil23      end24      def register_inline_sequence(sequence)25        inline_sequences.push(sequence)26      end27      def rewind_inline_sequences28        inline_sequences.each(&:rewind)29      end30      def register_trait(trait)31        trait.names.each do |name|32          traits.register(name, trait)33        end34        trait35      end36      def trait_by_name(name)37        traits.find(name)38      end39      def register_sequence(sequence)40        sequence.names.each do |name|41          sequences.register(name, sequence)42        end43        sequence44      end45      def sequence_by_name(name)46        sequences.find(name)47      end48      def rewind_sequences49        sequences.each(&:rewind)50        rewind_inline_sequences51      end...

elections.rb

Source:elections.rb

...9    server "agora"10    11    after(:build) { |election| election.election_locations << FactoryBot.create(:election_location, election: election) }12  end13  trait :autonomy do14    scope 115    after(:build) do |election| 16      election.election_locations.clear17      election.election_locations << FactoryBot.create(:election_location, :autonomy_location, election: election)18    end19  end20  21  trait :province do22    scope 223    after(:build) do |election| 24      election.election_locations.clear25      election.election_locations << FactoryBot.create(:election_location, :province_location, election: election)26    end27  end28  trait :town do29    scope 330    after(:build) do |election|31      election.election_locations.clear32      election.election_locations << FactoryBot.create(:election_location, :town_location, election: election)33    end34  end35  trait :island_election do36    scope 437    after(:build) do |election| 38      election.election_locations.clear39      election.election_locations << FactoryBot.create(:election_location, :island_location, election: election)40    end41  end42  trait :foreign_election do43    scope 544  end45  trait :beta_server do 46    server "beta"47  end48end...

trait

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1      admin { true }2      admin { true }3      admin { true }4      admin { true }5      admin { true }6      admin { true }7      admin { true }8      admin { true }9      admin { true }10      admin { true }11      admin { true }

trait

Using AI Code Generation

1      admin { true }2      admin { false }3      admin { true }4      admin { false }5      admin { false }6      admin { false }7      admin { false }8      admin { false }9      admin { false }10      admin { false }11      admin { false }

trait

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1      after(:create) do |user, evaluator|2        create_list(:order, evaluator.orders_count, user: user)3      after(:create) do |user, evaluator|4        create_list(:order, evaluator.orders_count, user: user)5      after(:create) do |user, evaluator|6        create_list(:item, evaluator.items_count, user: user)7      after(:create) do |user, evaluator|8        create_list(:order, evaluator.orders_count, user: user)9      after(:create) do |user, evaluator|10        create_list(:item, evaluator.items_count, user: user)

trait

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1      @user = FactoryBot.create(:user, :admin)2      expect(@user.role).to eq('admin')3      @user = FactoryBot.create(:user, :member)4      expect(@user.role).to eq('member')5      @user = FactoryBot.create(:user, :guest)6      expect(@user.role).to eq('guest')7Run options: include {:focus=>true}8All examples were filtered out; ignoring {:focus=>true}9Finished in 0.08387 seconds (files took 1.59 seconds to load)10      @user = FactoryBot.create(:user, :admin)min do11      admin { true }12      admin { false }13      admin { true }14      admin { false }15      admin { false }16      admin { false }17      admin { false }18      admin { false }19      admin { false }20      admin { false }21      admin { false }

trait

Using AI Code Generation

1      @user = FactoryBot.create(:user, :admin)2      expect(@user.role).to eq('admin')3      @user = FactoryBot.create(:user, :member)4      expect(@user.role).to eq('member')5      @user = FactoryBot.create(:user, :guest)6      expect(@user.role).to eq('guest')7Run options: include {:focus=>true}8All examples were filtered out; ignoring {:focus=>true}9Finished in 0.08387 seconds (files took 1.59 seconds to load)10      @user = FactoryBot.create(:user, :admin)

trait

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1 first_name { 'John' }2 last_name { 'Doe' }3 email { '

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