How to use received method of RR.DSL Package

Best Rr_ruby code snippet using RR.DSL.received

rr.rb

Source:rr.rb

...9# but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of10# MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.  See the GNU11# Lesser General Public License for more details.12#13# You should have received a copy of the GNU Lesser General Public14# License along with this library; if not, write to the Free Software15# Foundation, Inc., 51 Franklin Street, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA  02110-1301  USA16# TODO: It should be done in RR.17require "rr/without_autohook"18RR.adapters.clear19require "rr"20require "test-unit"21require "test/unit/rr/version"22module Test::Unit23  module RR24    module Adapter25      if ::RR.const_defined?(:DSL)26        include ::RR::DSL27      else28        include ::RR::Adapters::RRMethods29      end30      class << self31        def included(mod)32          mod.module_eval do33            setup :before => :prepend34            def setup_rr35              ::Test::Unit::RR::Adapter.reset36            end37            cleanup :after => :append38            def cleanup_rr39              ::RR.verify40            end41            exception_handler do |test_case, exception|42              target_p = exception.is_a?(::RR::Errors::RRError)43              if target_p44                test_case.problem_occurred45                test_case.add_failure(exception.message, exception.backtrace)46              end47              handled = target_p48              handled49            end50          end51        end52        def reset53          ::RR.reset54          ::RR.trim_backtrace = true55        end56      end57      def assert_received(subject, &block)58        block.call(received(subject)).call59      end60      # Verify double declarations by RR in block. It is useful to61      # clear your double declarations scope.62      #63      # @example Success case64      #   subject = Object.new65      #   assert_rr do66      #     mock(subject).should_be_called67      #     subject.should_be_called68      #   end69      #70      # @example Failure case71      #   subject = Object.new72      #   assert_rr do...

minitest_4.rb

Source:minitest_4.rb

1module RR2  module Integrations3    class MiniTest44      module Mixin5        def assert_received(subject, &block)6          block.call(received(subject)).call7        end8      end9      def name10        'MiniTest 4'11      end12      def applies?13        mt_version < 514      rescue NameError15        false16      end17      def test_case_class18        ::MiniTest::Unit::TestCase19      end20      def assertion_error_class...

rspec_2.rb

Source:rspec_2.rb

...10        end11        def teardown_mocks_for_rspec12          RR.reset13        end14        def have_received(method = nil)15          RSpec::InvocationMatcher.new(method)16        end17      end18      def name19        'RSpec 2'20      end21      def applies?22        defined?(::RSpec) &&23        defined?(::RSpec::Core::Version::STRING) &&24        ::RSpec::Core::Version::STRING =~ /^2/25      end26      def hook27        ::RSpec.configure do |config|28          config.mock_with Mixin...

received

Using AI Code Generation

1    mock(Object).foo(1, 2, 3).times(1) { 'bar' }2    assert_equal('bar', Object.foo(1, 2, 3))3    mock(Object).foo(1, 2, 3).times(1) { 'bar' }4    assert_equal('bar', Object.foo(1, 2, 3))5    mock(Object).foo(1, 2, 3).times(1) { 'bar' }6    assert_equal('bar', Object.foo(1, 2, 3))7    mock(Object).foo(1, 2, 3).times(1) { 'bar' }8    assert_equal('bar', Object.foo(1, 2, 3))9    mock(Object).foo(1, 2, 3).times(1) { 'bar' }10    assert_equal('bar', Object.foo(1, 2, 3))

received

Using AI Code Generation

1 def foo(arg)2 c.foo(1)3 mock(C).foo(1)4 Failure/Error: mock(C).foo(1)

received

Using AI Code Generation

1    a.should_receive(:a).and_return("a")2    a.should_receive(:a).and_return("a")3    a.should_receive(:a).and_return("a")4    a.should_receive(:a).and_return("a")5    a.should_receive(:a).and_return("a")6    a.should_receive(:a).and_return("a")

received

Using AI Code Generation

1mock = RR.mock(Object)2mock = RR.mock(Object)3mock = RR.mock(Object)4mock = RR.mock(Object)5mock = RR.mock(Object)6mock = RR.mock(Object)7mock = RR.mock(Object)8mock = RR.mock(Object)9mock = RR.mock(Object)10mock = RR.mock(Object)11mock = RR.mock(Object)12mock = RR.mock(Object)13mock = RR.mock(Object)

received

Using AI Code Generation

1RR::Space.instance.mock(Object) do |mock|2RR::Space.instance.mock(Object) do |mock|3RR::Space.instance.mock(Object) do |mock|4RR::Space.instance.mock(Object) do |mock|5RR::Space.instance.mock(Object) do |mock|6RR::Space.instance.mock(Object) do |mock|7RR::Space.instance.mock(Object) do |mock|8RR::Space.instance.mock(Object) do |mock|9RR::Space.instance.mock(Object) do |mock|10RR::Space.instance.mock(Object) do |mock|11RR::Space.instance.mock(Object) do |mock|12RR::Space.instance.mock(Object) do |mock|13RR::Space.instance.mock(Object) do |mock|14RR::Space.instance.mock(Object) do |mock|15RR::Space.instance.mock(Object) do |mock|16RR::Space.instance.mock(Object) do |mock|17RR::Space.instance.mock(Object) do |mock|18RR::Space.instance.mock(Object) do |mock|19RR::Space.instance.mock(Object) do |mock|20RR::Space.instance.mock(Object) do |mock|21RR::Space.instance.mock(Object) do |mock|22RR::Space.instance.mock(Object) do |mock|23RR::Space.instance.mock(Object) do |mock|24RR::Space.instance.mock(Object) do |mock|25RR::Space.instance.mock(Object) do |mock|26RR::Space.instance.mock(Object) do |mock|27RR::Space.instance.mock(Object) do |mock|28RR::Space.instance.mock(Object) do |mock|

received

Using AI Code Generation

1    mock(Test1).method22    mock(Test1).method23    mock(Test1).method24mock = RR.mock(Object)5mock = RR.mock(Object)6mock = RR.mock(Object)7mock = RR.mock(Object)8mock = RR.mock(Object)9mock = RR.mock(Object)10mock = RR.mock(Object)11mock = RR.mock(Object)12mock = RR.mock(Object)13mock = RR.mock(Object)

received

Using AI Code Generation

1 mock(Test1).method22 mock(Test1).method23 mock(Test1).method2

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