How to verify that "puts" was called with a specific message?

I am trying to run this test :)

it "should display the question" do
  @ui.should_receive(:puts).with("What your name?").once
  @ui.ask_question("What your name?")
end

At the moment, it passes even if I do not call puts in my function.

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Basically, @ui should call .puts for an object that, by default, has the value $ stdout. Then in your tests, you can replace $ stdout with a StringIO object to which you can set expectations. This has the added benefit of making your @ui object more flexible.

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Based on the code:

require 'rubygems'
require 'spec'

class UI
  def ask_question(q)
  end
end

describe UI do
  before do
    @ui = UI.new
  end

  it "should display the question" do
    @ui.should_receive(:puts).with("Whats your name?").once
    @ui.ask_question("Whats your name?")
  end
end

I get a failure:

F

1) Spec::Mocks::MockExpectationError in 'UI should display the question'
#<UI:0xb738effc> expected :puts with ("Whats your name?") once, but received it 0 times /home/avdi/tmp/puts_spec.rb:15:

Finished in 0.002575 seconds

1 example, 1 failure

What version of RSpec are you using?

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Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/1738922/


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