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Programming Phoenix LiveView (Section 10 - Unit Test Test Survey Results State)
Title: Name of book: Programming Phoenix LiveView
Second to last page on Section 10 - Unit Test Test Survey Results State
testing/pento/test/pento_web/live/survey_results_live_test.exs
test "ratings are filtered by age group", %{
socket: socket,
user: user,
product: product,
user2: user2} do
create_rating(2, user, product)
create_rating(3, user2, product)
socket
|> SurveyResultsLive.assign_age_group_filter()
|> assert_keys(:age_group_filter, "all")
|> update_socket(:age_group_filter, "18 and under")
|> SurveyResultsLive.assign_age_group_filter()
|> assert_keys(:age_group_filter, "18 and under")
|> SurveyResultsLive.assign_gender_filter()
|> SurveyResultsLive.assign_products_with_average_ratings()
|> assert_keys(:products_with_average_ratings, [{"Test Game", 2.0}])
end
Should be updated with “18 and under” on second SurveyResultsLive.assign_age_group_filter()
testing/pento/test/pento_web/live/survey_results_live_test.exs
test "ratings are filtered by age group", %{
socket: socket,
user: user,
product: product,
user2: user2} do
create_rating(2, user, product)
create_rating(3, user2, product)
socket
|> SurveyResultsLive.assign_age_group_filter()
|> assert_keys(:age_group_filter, "all")
|> update_socket(:age_group_filter, "18 and under")
|> SurveyResultsLive.assign_age_group_filter("18 and under")
|> assert_keys(:age_group_filter, "18 and under")
|> SurveyResultsLive.assign_gender_filter()
|> SurveyResultsLive.assign_products_with_average_ratings()
|> assert_keys(:products_with_average_ratings, [{"Test Game", 2.0}])
end
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In the same chapter, we should remove :registe_and_log_in_user and update the code as below. Otherwise, setup will call PentoWeb.ConnCase.register_and_log_in_user/1 which will call Pento.AccountsFixtures.user_fixture/1. And the user “test” will be replaced with the user from Pento.AccountsFixtures.user_fixture/1.
describe "Socket state" do
setup [
:create_user,
:create_product,
:create_socket
]
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