I want to mock/stub:
@the_bill = GovKit::OpenCongress::Bill.find_by_idents("112-s368").first
for use in my tests.
which returns the following object that i would like to fix for the purpos开发者_高级运维e of my tests:
--- !ruby/object:GovKit::OpenCongress::Bill bill_type: s co_sponsors: - !ruby/object:GovKit::OpenCongress::Person {} id: 68340 introduced: 1297836000 most_recent_actions: - result: created_at: "2011-02-17T07:45:50Z" govtrack_order: amendment_id: text: Read twice and referred to the Committee on Agriculture, Nutrition, and Forestry. date: 1297836000 how: id: 287979 vote_type: type: BillAction roll_call_id: action_type: action datetime: "2011-02-16T00:00:00Z" where: bill_id: 68340 roll_call_number: - result: created_at: "2011-02-17T07:45:49Z" govtrack_order: amendment_id: text: date: 1297836000 how: id: 287978 vote_type: type: BillAction roll_call_id: action_type: introduced datetime: "2011-02-16T00:00:00Z" where: bill_id: 68340 roll_call_number: number: 368 plain_language_summary: recent_blogs: []
I've tried Factory_girl (can't do it, not model based object), Fabrication (still same issues) and OpenStruct, probably possible, but had trouble converting yaml to OpenStruct and getting the mock in the right place.
Right now, i'm doing the api call in my tests, not what i want. I am thinking webmock is my solution, but I couldn't find out in the docs how to just load a simple object.
Try VCR for mocking out an API. I had the exact same question about 6 months ago and only recently discovered this library. It does exactly what you need, will cache the objects for testing later, but can also automatically refresh them on regular intervals. So far it's hands down the best solution I've found for this.
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