def test_invalid_with_empty_attributes
user = User.new
- assert !user.valid?
+ assert_not user.valid?
assert user.errors[:email].any?
assert user.errors[:pass_crypt].any?
assert user.errors[:display_name].any?
:data_public => 1,
:description => "desc"
)
- assert !new_user.save
+ assert_not new_user.save
assert new_user.errors[:email].include?("has already been taken")
end
:data_public => 1,
:description => "desc"
)
- assert !new_user.save
+ assert_not new_user.save
assert new_user.errors[:display_name].include?("has already been taken")
end
user.display_name = "123"
assert user.valid?, " should allow nil display name"
user.display_name = "12"
- assert !user.valid?, "should not allow 2 char name"
+ assert_not user.valid?, "should not allow 2 char name"
user.display_name = ""
- assert !user.valid?
+ assert_not user.valid?
user.display_name = nil
# Don't understand why it isn't allowing a nil value,
# when the validates statements specifically allow it
# It appears the database does not allow null values
- assert !user.valid?
+ assert_not user.valid?
end
def test_display_name_valid
bad.each do |display_name|
user = build(:user)
user.display_name = display_name
- assert !user.valid?, "#{display_name} is valid when it shouldn't be"
+ assert_not user.valid?, "#{display_name} is valid when it shouldn't be"
end
end
create(:friend, :befriender => alice, :befriendee => bob)
assert alice.is_friends_with?(bob)
- assert !alice.is_friends_with?(charlie)
- assert !bob.is_friends_with?(alice)
- assert !bob.is_friends_with?(charlie)
- assert !charlie.is_friends_with?(bob)
- assert !charlie.is_friends_with?(alice)
+ assert_not alice.is_friends_with?(charlie)
+ assert_not bob.is_friends_with?(alice)
+ assert_not bob.is_friends_with?(charlie)
+ assert_not charlie.is_friends_with?(bob)
+ assert_not charlie.is_friends_with?(alice)
end
def test_users_nearby