How to use traits_for_enum method of FactoryBot Package

Best Factory_bot_ruby code snippet using FactoryBot.traits_for_enum

definition_proxy.rb

Source:definition_proxy.rb

...163    # Creates traits for enumerable values.164    #165    # Example:166    #   factory :task do167    #     traits_for_enum :status, [:started, :finished]168    #   end169    #170    # Equivalent to:171    #   factory :task do172    #     trait :started do173    #       status { :started }174    #     end175    #176    #     trait :finished do177    #       status { :finished }178    #     end179    #   end180    #181    # Example:182    #   factory :task do183    #     traits_for_enum :status, {started: 1, finished: 2}184    #   end185    #186    # Example:187    #   class Task188    #     def statuses189    #       {started: 1, finished: 2}190    #     end191    #   end192    #193    #   factory :task do194    #     traits_for_enum :status195    #   end196    #197    # Both equivalent to:198    #   factory :task do199    #     trait :started do200    #       status { 1 }201    #     end202    #203    #     trait :finished do204    #       status { 2 }205    #     end206    #   end207    #208    #209    # Arguments:210    #   attribute_name: +Symbol+ or +String+211    #     the name of the attribute these traits will set the value of212    #   values: +Array+, +Hash+, or other +Enumerable+213    #     An array of trait names, or a mapping of trait names to values for214    #     those traits. When this argument is not provided, factory_bot will215    #     attempt to get the values by calling the pluralized `attribute_name`216    #     class method.217    def traits_for_enum(attribute_name, values = nil)218      @definition.register_enum(Enum.new(attribute_name, values))219    end220    def initialize_with(&block)221      @definition.define_constructor(&block)222    end223    private224    def __declare_attribute__(name, block)225      if block.nil?226        declaration = Declaration::Implicit.new(name, @definition, @ignore)227        @definition.declare_attribute(declaration)228      else229        add_attribute(name, &block)230      end231    end...

chores.rb

Source:chores.rb

...5    description { Faker::Hipster.paragraph }6    weight { [1,2,3].sample }7    # frequency { [0,1,2].sample }8    frequency { Chore.frequencies.values.sample }9    traits_for_enum(:frequency, { weekly: 1, bimonthly: 2, monthly: 3 })10    # traits_for_enum(:frequency, { 1: "weekly", 2: "bimonthly", 3: "monthly" })11    # traits_for_enum(:frequency, { queued: 0, started: 1, finished: 2 })12    # frequency { [1,2,3].sample }13    outdoor { true }14    # outdoor { [true,false].sample }15    association :household, factory: :mock_household16  end17end...

traits_for_enum

Using AI Code Generation

1    name { 'item' }2    status { :active }3item = FactoryBot.create(:item)4item = FactoryBot.create(:item, :inactive)5item = FactoryBot.create(:item, :inactive, name: 'new item')6item = FactoryBot.create(:item, :inactive, name: 'new item')7item = FactoryBot.create(:item, :inactive, name: 'new item')8item = FactoryBot.create(:item, :inactive, name: 'new item')9item = FactoryBot.create(:item, :inactive, name: 'new item')10item = FactoryBot.create(:item, :inactive, name: 'new item')11item = FactoryBot.create(:item, :inactive, name: 'new item')12item = FactoryBot.create(:item, :inactive, name: 'new item')

traits_for_enum

Using AI Code Generation

1    let(:user) { create(:user, :active) }2      expect(user.status).to eq('active')3    let(:user) { create(:user, :active) }4      expect(user.status).to eq('active')

traits_for_enum

Using AI Code Generation

1traits_for_enum(:status, ['open', 'closed'])2    name { 'My Project' }3    status { :open }4    project = FactoryBot.create(:project, :open)5    expect(project.status).to eq 'open'6    project = FactoryBot.create(:project, :closed)7    expect(project.status).to eq 'closed'8  def traits_for_enum(name, values)

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