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ikcrm_common
paperclip
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948ddfa5
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948ddfa5
authored
Oct 14, 2011
by
Prem Sichanugrist
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Make sure that we're copy the rake task to Rails' folder on Rails 2.3.x
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features/rake_tasks.feature
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features/step_definitions/attachment_steps.rb
+3
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features/step_definitions/rails_steps.rb
+10
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features/support/rails.rb
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features/rake_tasks.feature
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@@ -5,6 +5,7 @@ Feature: Rake tasks
And I run a rails generator to generate a "User" scaffold with "name
:
string"
And
I run a paperclip generator to add a paperclip
"attachment"
to the
"User"
model
And
I run a migration
And
I prepare my old Rails application for rake task
And I add this snippet to the User model
:
"""
has_attached_file :attachment, :path => ":rails_root/public/system/:attachment/:style/:filename"
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features/step_definitions/attachment_steps.rb
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@@ -22,9 +22,7 @@ When /^I modify my attachment definition to:$/ do |definition|
end
When
/^I upload the fixture "([^"]*)"$/
do
|
filename
|
in_current_dir
do
run_simple
%(bundle exec rails runner "User.create!(:attachment => File.open('#{fixture_path(filename)}'))")
end
run_simple
%(bundle exec #{runner_command} "User.create!(:attachment => File.open('#{fixture_path(filename)}'))")
end
Then
/^the attachment "([^"]*)" should have a dimension of (\d+x\d+)$/
do
|
filename
,
dimension
|
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@@ -51,14 +49,14 @@ end
Then
/^the attachment should have the same content type as the fixture "([^"]*)"$/
do
|
filename
|
in_current_dir
do
require
'mime/types'
attachment_content_type
=
`bundle exec
rails runner
"puts User.last.attachment_content_type"`
.
strip
attachment_content_type
=
`bundle exec
#{
runner_command
}
"puts User.last.attachment_content_type"`
.
strip
attachment_content_type
.
should
==
MIME
::
Types
.
type_for
(
filename
).
first
.
content_type
end
end
Then
/^the attachment should have the same file size as the fixture "([^"]*)"$/
do
|
filename
|
in_current_dir
do
attachment_file_size
=
`bundle exec
rails runner
"puts User.last.attachment_file_size"`
.
strip
attachment_file_size
=
`bundle exec
#{
runner_command
}
"puts User.last.attachment_file_size"`
.
strip
attachment_file_size
.
should
==
File
.
size
(
fixture_path
(
filename
)).
to_s
end
end
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features/step_definitions/rails_steps.rb
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@@ -113,6 +113,16 @@ Given /^I update my application to use Bundler$/ do
end
end
Given
/^I prepare my old Rails application for rake task$/
do
if
framework_version?
(
"2.3"
)
require
'fileutils'
source
=
File
.
expand_path
(
'lib/tasks/paperclip.rake'
)
destination
=
in_current_dir
{
File
.
expand_path
(
"lib/tasks"
)
}
FileUtils
.
cp
source
,
destination
append_to
"Rakefile"
,
"require 'paperclip'"
end
end
Then
/^the file at "([^"]*)" should be the same as "([^"]*)"$/
do
|
web_file
,
path
|
expected
=
IO
.
read
(
path
)
actual
=
if
web_file
.
match
%r{^https?://}
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features/support/rails.rb
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@@ -38,5 +38,9 @@ module RailsCommandHelpers
def
generator_command
framework_version?
(
"3"
)
?
"script/rails generate"
:
"script/generate"
end
def
runner_command
framework_version?
(
"3"
)
?
"script/rails runner"
:
"script/runner"
end
end
World
(
RailsCommandHelpers
)
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