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This is put into your cucumber env.rb file to collect all messages sent through Moonshado in an array that you can check later in your scenario.
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module Moonshado | |
class Sms | |
cattr_accessor :sent_messages | |
def deliver_sms | |
raise MoonshadoSMSException.new("Invalid message") unless is_message_valid?(@message) | |
data = {:sms => {:device_address => format_number(@number), :message => @message.to_s}} | |
self.class.sent_messages ||= [] | |
self.class.sent_messages << data | |
response = RestClient::Response.create('{"stat":"ok","id":"sms_id_mock"}', "", {}) | |
parse(response.to_s) | |
rescue MoonshadoSMSException => exception | |
raise exception | |
end | |
end | |
end |
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When /^the sms message "([^"]*)" is sent to "([^"]*)"$/ do |number, message| | |
Moonshado::Sms.new(message,number).deliver_sms | |
end | |
Then /^there should be an SMS sent to "([^"]*)" saying "([^"]*)"$/ do |number, sms_text| | |
messages = Moonshado::Sms.sent_messages | |
messages = Moonshado::Sms.sent_messages.select{|data| | |
data[:sms][:device_address] == number and data[:sms][:message] == sms_text | |
} | |
messages.size.should == 1 | |
messages.each{|msg| Moonshado::Sms.sent_messages.delete(msg)} | |
end | |
Then /^there should be no SMS messages sent$/ do | |
if Moonshado::Sms.sent_messages | |
Moonshado::Sms.sent_messages.size.should == 0 | |
end | |
end |
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