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#-- encoding: UTF-8
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require 'spec_helper'
describe Notifications::ScheduleReminderMailsJob, type: :job do
subject(:job) { scheduled_job.invoke_job }
let(:scheduled_job) do
described_class.ensure_scheduled!
Delayed::Job.first
end
let(:ids) { [23, 42] }
let(:run_at) { scheduled_job.run_at }
before do
# We need to access the job as stored in the database to get at the run_at time persisted there
allow(ActiveJob::Base)
.to receive(:queue_adapter)
.and_return(ActiveJob::QueueAdapters::DelayedJobAdapter.new)
scheduled_job.update_column(:run_at, run_at)
scope = instance_double(ActiveRecord::Relation)
allow(User)
.to receive(:having_reminder_mail_to_send)
.and_return(scope)
allow(scope)
.to receive(:pluck)
.with(:id)
.and_return(ids)
end
describe '#perform' do
shared_examples_for 'schedules reminder mails' do
it 'schedules reminder jobs for every user with a reminder mails to be sent' do
expect { subject }
.to change(Delayed::Job, :count)
.by(2)
jobs = Delayed::Job.all.map do |job|
YAML.safe_load(job.handler, permitted_classes: [ActiveJob::QueueAdapters::DelayedJobAdapter::JobWrapper])
end
reminder_jobs = jobs.select { |job| job.job_data['job_class'] == "Mails::ReminderJob" }
expect(reminder_jobs[0].job_data['arguments'])
.to match_array([23])
expect(reminder_jobs[1].job_data['arguments'])
.to match_array([42])
end
it 'queries with the intended job execution time (which might have been missed due to high load)' do
subject
expect(User)
.to have_received(:having_reminder_mail_to_send)
.with(run_at)
end
end
it_behaves_like 'schedules reminder mails'
context 'with a job that missed some runs' do
let(:run_at) { scheduled_job.run_at - 3.hours }
it_behaves_like 'schedules reminder mails'
end
end
end