ValidField
ValidField allows for unit testing values against a changeset. It is assumed that the changeset function is defined on the model you are testing.
Summary
Functions
Raises an ExUnit.AssertionError when the values for the field are valid for the model provided. Returns the original model to allow subsequent calls to be piped
Raises an ExUnit.AssertionError when the values for the field are invalid for the model provided. Returns the original model to allow subsequent calls to be piped
Functions
Specs
assert_invalid_field(Ecto.Model.t, atom, list) :: Ecto.Model.t
Raises an ExUnit.AssertionError when the values for the field are valid for the model provided. Returns the original model to allow subsequent calls to be piped
Examples
iex> ValidField.assert_invalid_field(%Model{}, :first_name, [nil])
...> |> ValidField.assert_invalid_field(:first_name, [""])
iex> ValidField.assert_invalid_field(%Model{}, :first_name, ["Test"])
** (ExUnit.AssertionError) Expected the following values to be invalid for "first_name": "Test"
Specs
assert_valid_field(Ecto.Model.t, atom, list) :: Ecto.Model.t
Raises an ExUnit.AssertionError when the values for the field are invalid for the model provided. Returns the original model to allow subsequent calls to be piped
Examples
iex> ValidField.assert_valid_field(%Model{}, :first_name, ["Test"])
...> |> ValidField.assert_valid_field(:last_name, ["Value"])
iex> ValidField.assert_valid_field(%Model{}, :first_name, [nil, ""])
** (ExUnit.AssertionError) Expected the following values to be valid for "first_name": nil, ""