Can't create inherited fabricator

[Dimitri Pekarovsky]

Wondering to make inherited fabricators I get error because of Fabricator looks for an class.

I found in docs, that key :from is used both to point to an class name and to an fabricator. Is that correct?





ruby 2.6.1, rspec 3.8.0





The code:




require_relative '../../app/amqp_response'

Fabricator :amqp_rq, class: "AMQPResponse" do
  on_init { init_with( meta, props, body ) }
  meta {{}}
  body { body }
end

Fabricator :amqp_anon, :from => :amqp_rq do
  props do |routing_key|
    { correlation_id: (Time.now.to_f*10000).to_i.to_s.freeze,
      app_id: 'proxy',
      content_type: 'application/json',
      type: 'POST',
      routing_key: routing_key,
      headers: {
        'client_id' => nil,
        'accept_language' => 'ru' } }
  end
end

Fabricator :amqp_client, :from => :amqp_rq do
  props do |routing_key|
    { correlation_id: (Time.now.to_f*10000).to_i.to_s.freeze,
      app_id: 'proxy',
      content_type: 'application/json',
      type: 'POST',
      routing_key: routing_key,
      headers: {
        'client_id' => client_id,
        'accept_language' => 'ru' } }
  end
end




When I'm want to inherit the fabricator :amqp_rq that error shows, that Fabricator is looking for class named "AmqpRq". Isn't it?


     Fabrication::UnfabricatableError:
       No class found for 'amqp_rq' (original exception: uninitialized constant AmqpRq)

[Paul Elliott]

Fabricators are loaded in the order they are declared and the files under `/spec/fabricators` are loaded alphabetically. Do you have the inheriting fabricators defined prior to the base by any chance? That would definitely cause this issue.

-- Paul

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[Dimitri Pekarovsky]

They are defined in one single file exactly as in the post. Should I separate them into 3 different files?

//DP

вторник, 19 марта 2019 г., 16:01:02 UTC+2 пользователь Paul Elliott написал:

[Paul Elliott]

No, having them together is fine.

Actually, I think the issue is using `class` in the base fabricator. That used to be an option but a long time ago it was removed. Change that to use `from` and see if that fixes it for you.

-- Paul

[Dimitri Pekarovsky]

Yes! It dit it. Thank you.

require 'bunny'
require_relative '../../app/amqp_response'

Fabricator :amqp_rq, from: "AMQPResponse" do
  meta {|ba, consumer, ch| Bunny::DeliveryInfo.new(basic_deliver, consumer, channel) }
  body { '{}' }
  on_init { new( meta, props, body ) }
end

Fabricator :amqp_anon, from: :amqp_rq do
  props do |routing_key|
    Bunny::MessageProperties.new(

      correlation_id: (Time.now.to_f*10000).to_i.to_s.freeze,
      app_id: 'proxy',
      content_type: 'application/json',
      type: 'POST',
      routing_key: routing_key,
      headers: {
        'client_id' => nil,

        'accept_language' => 'ru' } )
  end
end

Fabricator :amqp_client, from: :amqp_rq do
  props do |routing_key|
    Bunny::MessageProperties.new(

      correlation_id: (Time.now.to_f*10000).to_i.to_s.freeze,
      app_id: 'proxy',
      content_type: 'application/json',
      type: 'POST',
      routing_key: routing_key,
      headers: {
        'client_id' => client_id,

        'accept_language' => 'ru' } )
  end
end

вторник, 19 марта 2019 г., 20:32:01 UTC+2 пользователь Paul Elliott написал: