I'm new to unit testing. I have a web application written in Lift and Scala. I have an data model that is effectively the main one. The standard testing framework for Lift is specs2.
This is what I want my first unit test to do:
- create an instance of that data model and fill it with sample data, then save it
- fetch that same data from the database, check that the data is correct
- delete the instance
First of all, is this the Right Thing to do?
But even if it is, this is my problem: the ID in the database is returned at the end of step 1. I need that ID in order to get the data in step 2.
The documentation for specs2 seems to say that what I need to do keep data from one step to the next (I think that what I call "step" it calls "Examples"), is to create Expectations. But I can't figure out how to use them that way based on the docs.
I could create a var that contains an Option[ObjectId] at class level that I'd set to Some[ObjectId] at step 1 and use at step 2. But that just feels very wrong.
Is there a clear best way to do this?
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