This adds a test for the `Feed#get` method. While the data
transformations in `Feed#get` may seem redundant, they are important to
maintain the order from Redis. The tests I wrote will fail if someone
tries to refactor away this "redundancy" (as I tried to do in the first
iteration of this change).
The two methods `StreamEntriesHelper#stream_link_target` and
`StreamEntriesHelper#acct` are based on checking whether we are running
in an embedded view.
This adds some test helper code to make the testing easier. We extracted
some "magic strings" to constants to lower the coupling in the specs.
The code that generates CSS is based on a lot of boolean conditions.
The possible combinations of these grows exponentially as we add more
conditions.
Since most of the code is conditional on a single boolean, we tested the
following:
1. All `false`
2. All `true`
3. Each individual flag set to `true`
The methods tested are:
* `StreamEntriesHelper#style_classes`
* `StreamEntriesHelper#microformats_classes`
* `StreamEntriesHelper#microformats_h_class`
Previously the `bin/setup` script only installed the Ruby dependencies
via Bundler. This is not sufficient to get the test suite to pass. We
also need the JavaScript dependencies.
This commit installs the JavaScript dependencies as part of the
`bin/setup` script via Yarn.
This allows for a successful
bin/setup && bundle exec rake
on a fresh clone of the repo.
Joël QuennevilleandEugen Rochko