Change ResponseJSON to use a proper mutator for startTime.

Add tests for startTime.
Survey uses the accessor, and no longer needs to manually set startTime.
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Colin Kuskie 2008-12-11 19:45:19 +00:00
parent 5096352780
commit 1c1f01d473
3 changed files with 79 additions and 10 deletions

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@ -19,7 +19,7 @@ my $session = WebGUI::Test->session;
#----------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Tests
my $tests = 1;
my $tests = 13;
plan tests => $tests + 1;
#----------------------------------------------------------------------------
@ -38,9 +38,46 @@ skip $tests, "Unable to load ResponseJSON" unless $usedOk;
#
####################################################
my $newTime = time();
$responseJSON = WebGUI::Asset::Wobject::Survey::ResponseJSON->new('{}', $session->log);
isa_ok($responseJSON , 'WebGUI::Asset::Wobject::Survey::ResponseJSON');
is($responseJSON->lastResponse(), -1, 'new: default lastResponse is -1');
is($responseJSON->{questionsAnswered}, 0, 'new: questionsAnswered is 0 by default');
cmp_ok((abs$responseJSON->{startTime} - $newTime), '<=', 2, 'new: by default startTime set to time');
is_deeply( $responseJSON->responses, {}, 'new: by default, responses is an empty hashref');
is_deeply( $responseJSON->surveyOrder, [], 'new: by default, responses is an empty arrayref');
my $now = time();
my $rJSON = WebGUI::Asset::Wobject::Survey::ResponseJSON->new(qq!{ "startTime": $now }!, $session->log);
cmp_ok(abs($rJSON->startTime() - $now), '<=', 2, 'new: startTime set using JSON');
####################################################
#
# startTime
#
####################################################
$rJSON->startTime(780321600);
is($rJSON->startTime, 780321600, 'startTime: set and get');
####################################################
#
# hasTimedOut
#
####################################################
##Reset for next set of tests
$rJSON->startTime(time());
ok( ! $rJSON->hasTimedOut(1), 'hasTimedOut, not timed out, checked with 1 minute timeout');
ok( ! $rJSON->hasTimedOut(0), 'hasTimedOut, not timed out, checked with 0 minute timeout');
$rJSON->startTime(time()-7200);
ok( $rJSON->hasTimedOut(1), 'hasTimedOut, timed out');
ok( ! $rJSON->hasTimedOut(0), 'hasTimedOut, bad limit');
ok( ! $rJSON->hasTimedOut(4*60), 'hasTimedOut, limit check');
}
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