qoyyim · September 6, 2010 03:30
diff --git a/env.rb b/env.rb
 #require 'cucumber/rails/world'
 require 'facebooker/rails/cucumber'
diff --git a/manage_users.feature b/manage_users.feature
 Feature: Manage users
  In order to use the application
  As a facebook user
  I want to login in and authorize
  
  Scenario: Register new user
    Given I am logged in as a Facebook user
    When I go to "the homepage"
    Then I should see "Welcome"
diff --git a/user.rb b/user.rb
 class User < ActiveRecord::Base

  def facebook_user
    @facebook_user_cache ||= Facebooker::User.new(self.facebook_id)
  end
 end
diff --git a/user_steps.rb b/user_steps.rb
 Given /^I am logged in as a Facebook user$/ do
  
  # Initializer facebooker session
  @integration_session = open_session
  
  @current_user = User.create! :facebook_id => 1

  # User#facebook_user returns a Facebook::User instance, i decided to mock the session in here since i am not
  # sure what the behavior might be if it will be in the actual model.
  @current_user.facebook_user.session = Facebooker::Session.create(ENV['FACEBOOK_API_KEY'], ENV['FACEBOOK_SECRET_KEY'])
  @current_user.facebook_user.friends = [ Facebooker::User.new(:id => 2, :name => 'Bob'), 
    Facebooker::User.new(:id => 3, :name => 'Sam')]
  @integration_session.default_request_params.merge!( :fb_sig_user => @current_user.facebook_id, :fb_sig_friends => @current_user.facebook_user.friends.map(&:id).join(',') )
 end
	#require 'cucumber/rails/world'
	require 'facebooker/rails/cucumber'
	Feature: Manage users
	In order to use the application
	As a facebook user
	I want to login in and authorize

	Scenario: Register new user
	Given I am logged in as a Facebook user
	When I go to "the homepage"
	Then I should see "Welcome"
	class User < ActiveRecord::Base

	def facebook_user
	@facebook_user_cache \|\|= Facebooker::User.new(self.facebook_id)
	end
	end
	Given /^I am logged in as a Facebook user$/ do

	# Initializer facebooker session
	@integration_session = open_session

	@current_user = User.create! :facebook_id => 1

	# User#facebook_user returns a Facebook::User instance, i decided to mock the session in here since i am not
	# sure what the behavior might be if it will be in the actual model.
	@current_user.facebook_user.session = Facebooker::Session.create(ENV['FACEBOOK_API_KEY'], ENV['FACEBOOK_SECRET_KEY'])
	@current_user.facebook_user.friends = [ Facebooker::User.new(:id => 2, :name => 'Bob'),
	Facebooker::User.new(:id => 3, :name => 'Sam')]
	@integration_session.default_request_params.merge!( :fb_sig_user => @current_user.facebook_id, :fb_sig_friends => @current_user.facebook_user.friends.map(&:id).join(',') )
	end