No routes "/authentications/auth/facebook" in tests

[Robin Boutros]

Hey,

I've got this Authentication model which is :omniauthable.

In my app, I'm using the url helper authentication_omniauth_authorize_path(:facebook) and it works fine!
In my acceptance tests though, I get...

 No route matches [GET] "/authentications/auth/facebook"

...when I'm clicking the link.

Do I need to somehow set these env variables?

request.env["devise.mapping"] = Devise.mappings[:user] 
request.env["omniauth.auth"] = OmniAuth.config.mock_auth[:twitter]

If so, how, since I dont have access to the request in acceptance tests, I think.

Any ideas on what I'm missing?

Thanks

[Carlos Antonio da Silva]

For acceptance tests you shouldn't need to set anything of these variables. They're mostly required for controller ones. Also make sure you're setting up OmniAuth to test_mode. I haven't been seeing any big issues with omniauth tests, in fact, I have an app that works quite fine.

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Carlos Antonio

[Robin Boutros]

I have an acceptance/omniauth_helper.rb file:

 

OmniAuth.config.test_mode = true

def mock_with_facebook

  OmniAuth.config.add_mock(:facebook, {

    "info" => {

      "last_name"  => "Tester",

      "first_name" => "Some",

      "email"      => "somet...@example.com"

    },

    "uid"         => "12345",

    "extra" => {

      "raw_info" => {

        "location" => {

            "name" => "New York, NY",

        },

      }

    },

    "provider" => "facebook"

  })

end

And in my tests:

require 'acceptance/omniauth_helper'

feature "Authentications" do

      before do

          mock_with_facebook

      end

      #scenario...

end

[Robin Boutros]

Seems like `authentication_omniauth_authorize_path` is undefined in my acceptance tests. Can you see a reason why?

On Tuesday, May 29, 2012 2:10:28 PM UTC-4, Carlos Antonio da Silva wrote:

[Carlos Antonio da Silva]

Yes, now I see, this is not a real named route, but a helper Devise provides. It'll not be available for you, you'd have to use a string path or create a helper to handle that under your tests.

https://github.com/plataformatec/devise/blob/master/lib/devise/omniauth/url_helpers.rb

You can also try to include and call this define helper, manually by giving the devise mapping. I can't create an example right now, but the route is so simple that a manual helper would do imo.

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Carlos Antonio

[Robin Boutros]

Right, I realized it's not a real route (https://github.com/plataformatec/devise/blob/master/lib/devise/omniauth/url_helpers.rb) but I actually don't need to use this method in my acceptance tests, it was just a test and at the time I thought it could be meaningful.

But if I'm just using 'click_link "sign in with facebook"', then it should work, right?

And the error is "No route matches [GET] "/authentications/auth/facebook"" so it seems like the helper generated the route correctly. This route (/authentications/auth/facebook) is supposed to be picked up by omniauth, right?

[Carlos Antonio da Silva]

It should be handled by omniauth yeah. Does the app work normally when you go through this link? Does the path look like the same?

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Carlos Antonio

[Robin Boutros]

Yes, when using the app, everything works perfectly, and the path is the same (http://localhost:8080/authentications/auth/facebook)...

[Robin Boutros]

So I checked that Omniauth is in test mode in my test, and it is.

From the doc:

 

Once you have enabled test mode, all requests to OmniAuth will be short circuited to use the mock authentication hash as described below. A request to /auth/provider will redirect immediately to/auth/provider/callback

It will also redirect  /authentications/auth/provider to /authentications/auth/provider/callback right?

[Robin Boutros]

I've added:

as :authentication do

    get '/authentications/auth/:provider' => 'authentications/omniauth_callbacks#passthru'

end

to my routes, with the associated method that renders the 404 page (with a status of 404), and all it does in the tests is rendering the 404 page... So basically, Omniauth does not react for some reason...

[Carlos Antonio da Silva]

Devise just adds the mapping as a prefix, thus you get /authentications/auth/provider. Everything else should work the same for OmniAuth.

This #passthru route is only required if you have a glob route (*path, for instance).

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Carlos Antonio

[Robin Boutros]

I managed to make it work by setting the path_prefix in my tests: `OmniAuth.config.path_prefix = '/authentications/auth'`.

Any thoughts?

[Carlos Antonio da Silva]

Devise is supposed to handle setting the path_prefix with the omniauth routes, you shouldn't have to do that manually. But I don't get why is this required.

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Carlos Antonio