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Let you control body and headers when test a controller
Reported by blacktear23 | January 13th, 2011 @ 04:48 AM
When you write a controller which just receive a XML format data(or other format). In controller test, you cannot just write the test code like:
xml_data = "Some XML data here..." post '/controller/action', xml_data #assertions...
Because post method cannot receive a string parameters. So make that test work, I think we can do some work in TestRequest class, and make the test code looks like:
xml_data = "Some XML data here..." request.body = xml_data post '/controller/action' #assertions...
And I found we cannot set HTTP header easily in test code, so I also add a method add_header to TestRequest class:
request.add_header('MY_HEADER', 'HEADER CONTENT')
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