FactoryBot.define do sequence(:title) { |n| "#{Faker::Book.title}#{n}" } factory :article do published_at { Time.current } transient do title { generate(:title) } published { true } date { "01/01/2015" } tags { "javascript, html, discuss" } canonical_url { Faker::Internet.url } with_canonical_url { false } with_main_image { true } main_image_from_frontmatter { false } with_date { false } with_tags { true } with_hr_issue { false } with_tweet_tag { false } with_user_subscription_tag { false } with_title { true } with_collection { nil } past_published_at { Time.current } end co_author_ids { [] } association :user, factory: :user, strategy: :create description { Faker::Hipster.paragraph(sentence_count: 1)[0..100] } main_image do if with_main_image URL.url(ActionController::Base.helpers.asset_path("#{rand(1..40)}.png")) end end experience_level_rating { rand(4..6) } # The tags property in the markdown is a bit of a hack, and this entire factory needs refactoring. # In the Tagglable spec we want to extract some common scopes from the article and display ad # models and test them, hence we want to pass through the tag_list property. # However, the body_markdown caters for the way that we associate tags for the v1 editor. # Hence, in this test we default to the transient with_tags being set to true, but if we pass a tag_list through # then we're making the assumption that it is the v2 editor and we do not want the tags on the body markdown. # Ideally, we want to create a completely different body_markdown without the frontmatter depending on the version # of the editor since we pass through different JSON based on the editor. body_markdown do <<~HEREDOC --- title: #{title if with_title} published: #{published} #{"tags: #{tags}" if with_tags && tag_list.blank?} date: #{date if with_date} series: #{with_collection&.slug} canonical_url: #{canonical_url if with_canonical_url} #{"cover_image: #{Faker::Avatar.image}" if with_main_image && main_image_from_frontmatter} --- #{Faker::Hipster.paragraph(sentence_count: 2)} #{'{% tweet 1018911886862057472 %}' if with_tweet_tag} #{'{% user_subscription CTA text %}' if with_user_subscription_tag} #{Faker::Hipster.paragraph(sentence_count: 1)} #{"\n\n---\n\n something \n\n---\n funky in the code? \n---\n That's nice" if with_hr_issue} HEREDOC end end factory :published_article, class: "Article" do transient do past_published_at { 3.days.ago } end title { generate(:title) } published { true } tag_list { "javascript, html, discuss" } co_author_ids { [] } body_markdown { Faker::Hipster.paragraph(sentence_count: 2) } end factory :unpublished_article, class: "Article" do title { generate(:title) } published { false } published_at { nil } tag_list { "javascript, html, discuss" } co_author_ids { [] } body_markdown { Faker::Hipster.paragraph(sentence_count: 2) } end trait :video do after(:create) do |article| article.update_columns( video: "https://s3.amazonaws.com/dev-to-input-v0/video-upload__2d7dc29e39a40c7059572bca75bb646b", video_code: "video-upload__2d7dc29e39a40c7059572bca75bb646b", video_source_url: "https://dw71fyauz7yz9.cloudfront.net/video-upload__1e42eb0bab4abb3c63baeb5e8bdfe69f/video-upload__1e42eb0bab4abb3c63baeb5e8bdfe69f.m3u8", video_thumbnail_url: "https://dw71fyauz7yz9.cloudfront.net/video-upload__1e42eb0bab4abb3c63baeb5e8bdfe69f/thumbs-video-upload__1e42eb0bab4abb3c63baeb5e8bdfe69f-00001.png", ) end end trait :with_notification_subscription do after(:create) do |article| create(:notification_subscription, user_id: article.user_id, notifiable: article) end end trait :with_user_subscription_tag_role_user do after(:build) { |article| article.user.add_role(:restricted_liquid_tag, LiquidTags::UserSubscriptionTag) } end trait :with_discussion_lock do after(:create) { |article| create(:discussion_lock, locking_user_id: article.user_id, article_id: article.id) } end # NOTE: [@lightalloy] This trait is used to create articles published in the past (with past published_at) # we can't do it directly because of the validation Article#has_correct_published_at? # TODO: [@lightalloy] Remove the trait and its usage when has_correct_published_at? will be removed trait :past do after(:create) do |article, evaluator| article.update_column(:published_at, evaluator.past_published_at) end end end