canvas-lms/spec/lib/file_in_context_spec.rb

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require File.expand_path(File.dirname(__FILE__) + '/../spec_helper.rb')

describe FileInContext do
  before do
    course_model
    folder_model(:name => 'course files')
    @course.folders << @folder
    @course.save!
    @course.reload
  end
  
  context "#attach" do
    it "should create files with the supplied filename escaped for s3" do
      # This horrible hack is because we need Attachment to behave like S3 in this case, as far as filename
      # escaping goes. With attachment_fu, the filename is escaped, without it it is not. Because we're not
      # able to dynamically switch out the S3 status during specs (see the selenium specs that fork a new process
      # to test S3), we fake out just the part we care about. Also, we can't use Mocha because we need the
      # argument of the method. This will be fixed when we've refactored Attachment to allow dynamically
      # switching between S3 and local.
      unbound_method = Attachment.instance_method(:filename=)
      class Attachment; def filename=(new_name); write_attribute :filename, sanitize_filename(new_name); end; end
      filename = File.expand_path(File.join(File.dirname(__FILE__), %w(.. fixtures files escaping_test[0].txt)))
      attachment = FileInContext.attach(@course, filename, nil, @folder)
      attachment.filename.should == 'escaping_test%5B0%5D.txt'
      Attachment.send(:define_method, :filename=, unbound_method)
    end
  end
end