require 'rails_helper' describe PrettyText do def n(html) html.strip end it 'supports multi choice polls' do cooked = PrettyText.cook <<~MD [poll type=multiple min=1 max=3 public=true] * option 1 * option 2 * option 3 [/poll] MD expect(cooked).to include('class="poll"') expect(cooked).to include('data-poll-status="open"') expect(cooked).to include('data-poll-name="poll"') expect(cooked).to include('data-poll-type="multiple"') expect(cooked).to include('data-poll-min="1"') expect(cooked).to include('data-poll-max="3"') expect(cooked).to include('data-poll-public="true"') end it 'can dynamically generate a poll' do cooked = PrettyText.cook <<~MD [poll type=number min=1 max=20 step=1] [/poll] MD expect(cooked.scan('test 2. test 2 [/poll] MD tight_cooked = PrettyText.cook(md) md = <<~MD [poll type=multiple] 1. test 1 :) test 2. test 2 [/poll] MD loose_cooked = PrettyText.cook(md) tight_hashes = tight_cooked.scan(/data-poll-option-id=['"]([^'"]+)/) loose_hashes = loose_cooked.scan(/data-poll-option-id=['"]([^'"]+)/) expect(tight_hashes).to eq(loose_hashes) end it 'can correctly cook polls' do md = <<~MD [poll type=multiple] 1. test 1 :) test 2. test 2 [/poll] MD cooked = PrettyText.cook md expected = <<~MD
  1. test 1 :slight_smile: test
  2. test 2

0 voters

MD # note, hashes should remain stable even if emoji changes cause text content is hashed expect(n cooked).to eq(n expected) end end