Request block

[Chris Schumann]

Hi folks,

I did a quick search of this email list history and found nothing useful so far, but please direct me if I missed something.

I want to do a stub_request with a block that allows for checking if an expected time is within a certain range of "right now", but I'm having a terrible time coming up with an incantation that will let me do that. Really, I expect any sufficiently complex example would be helpful, so any links to examples, or maybe some explanation of how the thing works, would be very much appreciated.

Many thanks,

Chris

[Bartosz Blimke]

Hi Chris,

Could you please be more precise and explain what you mean by "expected time"? Expected request parameter with a string value representing time?

Bartosz

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[Chris Schumann]

Thanks for the add and the reply. I managed to muddle through it, and here's what worked for me:

stub_request(:head, 'http://localhost:port/endpoint').
  with(
    query: hash_including(fixed_params),

    headers: {
      'Accept'        => '*/*',
      'Authorization' => 'Basic SECRET'
    }
  ) do |request|
    time_location = request.uri.query.index('occurred_since=')
    requested_time = Time.zone.parse(request.uri.query[time_location..-1])
    (occurred_since - requested_time).abs < 2
  end.
  to_return(status: 200, headers: headers)

This asserts the time in the query is within 2 seconds of some expected time that gets passed in.

Chris