I am trying to write some rspec tests and I want to mock a static method from a module.
The setup is like this:
module MyModule
def self.my_method
'end'
end
and inside rspec I want to mock my_method, like this:
alow_any_instance_of(MyModule).to(
receive(:my_method).and_return('not_bla')
)
Inside the working code, the method is called like this: MyModule.my_method
When I try to use the setup from above, it gives me the following error:
MyModule does not implement #my_method
Thank you!
CodePudding user response:
The new syntax to stub messages in RSpec looks like this:
allow(MyModule).to receive(:my_method).and_return('not_bla')
The old syntax which is not recommended anymore looks like this:
MyModule.stub(:my_method).and_return('not_bla')
CodePudding user response:
I found the answer here: https://www.ruby-forum.com/t/modules-and-stub/168721
The solution code looks like this:
MyModule.stub(:my_method).and_return('not_bla')
I could not find something similar on stackoverflow. Should I delete this question?