inspec/test/unit/profiles/control_eval_context_test.rb

# author: Steven Danna

require 'helper'
require 'inspec/control_eval_context'

describe Inspec::ControlEvalContext do
  module FakeDSL
    def foobar
      "wombat"
    end
  end

  let(:control_content) { <<EOF
control 'foo' do
  describe foobar do
  end
end

control 'bar' do
  describe "wombat" do
    it { should_equal foobar }
  end
end
EOF
  }

  let(:resource_dsl) { FakeDSL }
  let(:backend) { mock() }
  let(:profile_context) { Inspec::ProfileContext.new('test-profile', backend, {}) }
  let(:eval_context) do
    c = Inspec::ControlEvalContext.create(profile_context, resource_dsl)
    # Options that are mocked below are:
    # backend, conf, dependencies, require_loader, and skip_only_if_eval
    # See: `lib/inspec/control_eval_context.rb` for more details
    c.new(backend, {}, mock(), mock(), false)
  end

  it 'accepts a context and a resource_dsl' do
    Inspec::ControlEvalContext.create(profile_context, resource_dsl)
  end

  it 'provides rules with access to the given DSL' do
    profile_context.stubs(:current_load).returns({file: "<test content>"})
    eval_context.instance_eval(control_content)
    profile_context.all_rules.each do |rule|
      # Turn each rule into an example group and run it, none of the
      # example content should raise an exception
      Inspec::Rule.prepare_checks(rule).each do |m, a, b|
        # if we require this at the top level, none of the other tests
        # in this file will run. itsfine.jpg
        require 'rspec/core'
        RSpec::Core::ExampleGroup.describe(*a, &b).run
      end
    end
  end

  describe "#resource_class" do
    let(:resource_dsl) { Inspec::Resource.create_dsl(profile_context) }
    let(:inner_context) { Inspec::ProfileContext.new('inner-context', backend, {}) }
    let(:newfoo) { mock() }
    let(:control_content) do <<EOF
resource_class('profile_a', 'foobar')
EOF
    end

    it "fails if the requested profile can't be found" do
      assert_raises(Inspec::ProfileNotFound) {
        eval_context.instance_eval(control_content).must_raise
      }
    end

    it "returns the resource from a subcontext" do
      profile_context.expects(:subcontext_by_name).at_most_once.with('profile_a').returns(inner_context)
      inner_context.expects(:resource_registry).returns({ 'foobar' => newfoo })
      eval_context.instance_eval(control_content).must_equal newfoo
    end
  end
end