refactor user factories to handle codes better
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# This file supports three factories, because code and joinedwithcode
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# make things complicated!
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#
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# Generally, use :simple_user to generate users. It's simplest.
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#
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# If you want to test code generation, or need a setup with users that
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# have actual codes, you'll need to specify one simple_user and then you
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# can specify other :code_user users based on the pre-existing user's code.
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FactoryGirl.define do
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factory :user do
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factory :code_user, class: User do
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sequence(:name) { |n| "Cool User ##{n}" }
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sequence(:email) { |n| "cooluser#{n}@cooldomain.com" }
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joinedwithcode { "qwertyui" }
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password 'omgwtfbbq'
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transient do
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validate false
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end
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factory :simple_user, aliases: [:user] do
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joinedwithcode { "qwertyui" }
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code { "qwertyui" }
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# bypass validation of the joinedwithcode
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to_create { |instance| instance.save(validate: instance.validate) }
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transient do
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validate false
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end
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# bypass validation of the joinedwithcode
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to_create { |instance| instance.save(validate: instance.validate) }
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end
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end
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end
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