I need to make assertion on whether a code path would log a particular event.
Suppose in my code:
Logging::Tracking.logger.log_event(event_name: 'some event')
Logging::Tracking.logger.log_event(event_name: 'some other event')
Logging::Tracking.logger.log_event(
event_name: 'cool_event',
event_data: { request_id: @request.id, user_id: @user.id }
)
in spec:
allow(Logging::Tracking.logger).to receive(:log_event)
expect(Logging::Tracking.logger).to receive(:log_event) do |params|
expect(params[:event_name]).to eq('cool_event')
expect(params[:event_data][:request_id]).to eq(@request.id)
expect(params[:event_data][:user_id]).to eq(@user.id)
end
This assertion would be valid in RSpec 2, however, in RSpec 3, the test would fail with:
Failure/Error: expect(params[:event_name]).to eq('cool_event')
expected: "cool_event"
got: "some event"
(compared using ==)
One solution would be to make a mock logger object which stores all the received calls in memory, then assert whether the event exists in the received calls. However, I'm interested to see whether there is a way to do it with just RSpec assertions.
Thank you,
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