CSC/ECE 517 Fall 2018/E1852 Unit Test for Participant Model
Test Cases
TASKS IDENTIFIED
Test team
A Participant can be a member of a Team. When team method is called on a Participant, it should return the Team it belongs to.
describe "#team" do it "returns the team id for the user" do expect(participant.team).to eq(nil) end end
Test responses
def responses response_maps.map(&:response) end
A Participant has many ResponseMaps that map a connection between this participant as a reviewer and as a reviewee. Each ResponseMap has many Responses associated with it. When responses method is called on a Participant, it should return an array of responses associated to this Participant.
describe '#responses' do it 'returns an array of responses of the participant' do expect(participant.responses).to eql([]) end end
The above test will test a participant with no corresponding mapping. Hence the result of the responses provided by the participant is a nil list
Test name
def name(ip_address = nil) self.user.name(ip_address) end
describe "#name" do it "returns the name of the user" do expect(participant.name).to eq "Student" end end
A Participant is a User. When name method is called on a Participant, it should return the name of this User.
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Test fullname
def fullname(ip_address = nil) self.user.fullname(ip_address) end
A Participant is a User. When fullname method is called on a Participant, it should return the full name of this User.
Test handle
def handle(ip_address = nil) User.anonymized_view?(ip_address) ? 'handle' : self[:handle] end
Test delete
def delete(force = nil) maps = ResponseMap.where('reviewee_id = ? or reviewer_id = ?', self.id, self.id) if force or (maps.blank? and self.team.nil?) force_delete(maps) else raise "Associations exist for this participant." end end
Test force_delete
def force_delete(maps) maps and maps.each(&:destroy) if self.team and self.team.teams_users.length == 1 self.team.delete elsif self.team self.team.teams_users.each {|teams_user| teams_user.destroy if teams_user.user_id == self.id } end self.destroy end
Test topic_name
describe '#topic_name' do context 'when the participant has an assignment without a topic' do it 'returns error message' do expect(participant.topic_name).to eql('<center>—</center>') end end
Test able_to_review
def able_to_review can_review end
When able_to_review method is called on a Participant, it should return true if it can review and false otherwise.
Test email
def email(pw, home_page) user = User.find_by(id: self.user_id) assignment = Assignment.find_by(id: self.assignment_id) Mailer.sync_message( recipients: user.email, subject: "You have been registered as a participant in the Assignment #{assignment.name}", body: { home_page: home_page, first_name: ApplicationHelper.get_user_first_name(user), name: user.name, password: pw, partial_name: "register" } ).deliver end
Test scores
def scores(questions) scores = {} scores[:participant] = self self.assignment.questionnaires.each do |questionnaire| round = AssignmentQuestionnaire.find_by(assignment_id: self.assignment.id, questionnaire_id: questionnaire.id).used_in_round questionnaire_symbol = if round (questionnaire.symbol.to_s + round.to_s).to_sym else questionnaire.symbol end scores[questionnaire_symbol] = {} scores[questionnaire_symbol][:assessments] = questionnaire.get_assessments_for(self) scores[questionnaire_symbol][:scores] = Answer.compute_scores(scores[questionnaire_symbol][:assessments], questions[questionnaire_symbol]) end scores[:total_score] = assignment.compute_total_score(scores) scores end
When scores method is called on a Participant, it should return the total scores it received for a given number of questions.
Test get_permissions
def self.get_permissions(authorization) can_submit = true can_review = true can_take_quiz = true case authorization when 'reader' can_submit = false when 'reviewer' can_submit = false can_take_quiz = false when 'submitter' can_review = false can_take_quiz = false end {can_submit: can_submit, can_review: can_review, can_take_quiz: can_take_quiz} end
Test get_authorization
def self.get_authorization(can_submit, can_review, can_take_quiz) authorization = 'participant' authorization = 'reader' if can_submit == false and can_review == true and can_take_quiz == true authorization = 'submitter' if can_submit == true and can_review == false and can_take_quiz == false authorization = 'reviewer' if can_submit == false and can_review == true and can_take_quiz == false authorization end
Test sort_by_name
def self.sort_by_name(participants) users = [] participants.each {|p| users << p.user } users.sort! {|a, b| a.name.downcase <=> b.name.downcase } # Sort the users based on the name participants.sort_by {|p| users.map(&:id).index(p.user_id) } end
Participants are Users. When self.sort_by_name method is called on a Participant, it should sort a given set of participants based on their usernames.
Steps for Implementation
Plan of Work
The task is to write unit test cases for testing the participant model file. The Rspec file participant_spec.rb existed with test cases for name and fullname methods. The procedure followed :-
1. Setting up the Expertiza environment
2. Understand the functionality of model file in participant.rb
3. Understand the linked data attributes being used, like assignment, topic, questionnaire
4. Writing testing conditions for different functions.