webgui/t/Asset/Wobject/Survey/Test.t

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Perl

# Tests WebGUI::Asset::Wobject::Survey::SurveyJSON
#
#
use strict;
use warnings;
use FindBin;
use lib "$FindBin::Bin/../../../lib";
use Test::More;
use Test::Deep;
use Test::Exception;
use Data::Dumper;
use WebGUI::Test; # Must use this before any other WebGUI modules
use WebGUI::Session;
use JSON;
use Clone qw/clone/;
#----------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Init
my $session = WebGUI::Test->session;
#----------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Tests
plan tests => 16;
my ( $s, $t1 );
#----------------------------------------------------------------------------
# put your tests here
use_ok('WebGUI::Asset::Wobject::Survey::Test');
my $user = WebGUI::User->new( $session, 'new' );
WebGUI::Test->usersToDelete($user);
my $import_node = WebGUI::Asset->getImportNode($session);
# Create a Survey
$s = $import_node->addChild( { className => 'WebGUI::Asset::Wobject::Survey', } );
isa_ok( $s, 'WebGUI::Asset::Wobject::Survey' );
$s->responseIdCookies(0);
# Load bare-bones survey, containing a single section (S0)
$s->surveyJSON_update( [0], { variable => 'S0' } );
# Section 0 has a single question, S0Q0, which is a Yes/No muti-choice
$s->surveyJSON_newObject( [0] ); # S0Q0
$s->surveyJSON_update( [ 0, 0 ], { variable => 'S0Q0' } );
$s->surveyJSON->updateQuestionAnswers( [ 0, 0 ], 'Yes/No' );
# Add a new section (S1)
$s->surveyJSON_newObject( [] );
$s->surveyJSON_update( [1], { variable => 'S1' } );
$s->surveyJSON_newObject( [1] );
$s->surveyJSON_newObject( [1] );
$s->surveyJSON_update( [ 1, 0 ], { variable => 'S1Q0' } );
$s->surveyJSON_update( [ 1, 1 ], { variable => 'S1Q1' } );
$s->persistSurveyJSON;
cmp_deeply(
$s->responseJSON->surveyOrder,
[ [ 0, 0, [ 0, 1 ] ], [ 1, 0, [0] ], [ 1, 1, [0] ] ],
'At this stage our surveyOrder has 3 items'
);
cmp_deeply(
$s->responseJSON->surveyOrderIndexByVariableName,
{ 'S0' => 0,
'S0Q0' => 0,
'S1' => 1,
'S1Q0' => 1,
'S1Q1' => 2,
},
'..which corresponds to'
);
$t1 = WebGUI::Asset::Wobject::Survey::Test->create( $session, { assetId => $s->getId } );
my ($spec, $tap);
$spec = <<END_SPEC;
[
{
test : {
S0Q0 : 'Yes',
next : "S1",
}
},
{
test : {
S0Q0 : 'No',
next : "S1",
}
}
]
END_SPEC
$tap = <<END_TAP;
1..2
ok 1
ok 2
END_TAP
try_it($t1, $spec, { tap => $tap });
# add a goto into the mix
$s->surveyJSON_update( [ 0, 0, 0 ], { goto => 'S1Q1' } );
# deliberately pass in a spec that will fail
$spec = <<END_SPEC;
[ { test : {
S0Q0 : 'Yes',
next : "S1", # this will fail here, because Yes now jumps to S1Q1
}
},
{ test : {
S0Q0 : 'No',
next : "S1",
}
} ]
END_SPEC
my $tap2 = <<END_TAP;
1..2
not ok 1 - next S1
# Compared next section/question
# got : S1Q1 (<-- a question)
# expect : S1
ok 2
END_TAP
try_it($t1, $spec, { tap => $tap2, fail => 1 });
# try now with a spec that will pass
$spec = <<END_SPEC;
[ { test : {
S0Q0 : 'Yes',
next : "S1Q1", # jumps
}
},
{ test : {
S0Q0 : 'No',
next : "S1", # falls through
}
} ]
END_SPEC
try_it($t1, $spec, { tap => $tap });
# Now use test_mc
$spec = q{ [ { test_mc : [ 'S0Q0', 'S1Q1', 'S1' ] } ] };
try_it($t1, $spec, { tap => $tap });
use TAP::Parser;
sub try_it {
my ($test, $spec, $opts) = @_;
chomp($spec);
$test->update( { test => $spec } );
my $result = $t1->run();
ok( $result, 'Tests ran ok' );
if (my $tap = $opts->{tap}) {
chomp($tap);
is( $result->{tap}, $tap, 'TAP matches' );
}
my $parser = TAP::Parser->new( $result );
while (my $r = $parser->next) {
# we could test extra stuff here, but mainly we just need to make the parser
# go all the way through so that we can access ->has_problems
}
ok(!$parser->has_problems == !$opts->{fail}, ($opts->{fail} ? "Fails" : "Passes") . ' as expected');
}
#----------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Cleanup
END {
$s->purge() if $s;
$t1->delete();
}