Thibault Jouan d4d5222261 Refactor task DSL usages:
Remove most of task evaluation code from Task class, rely on
Task::DSL.evaluate to get an evaluated task.

* Task: remove #evaluate, change constructor prototype to accept actions
  instead of a block, implement .evaluate(name, env &block);
* Implement Task::DSL.evaluate method;
* Recipe::DSL: remove tasks evaluation from#evaluate, modify #task to
  use Task.evaluate to return the new task to be rigstered.
2013-08-15 22:28:16 +00:00

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require 'spec_helper'
module Producer::Core
describe Task do
let(:name) { :some_task }
let(:action) { double('action') }
subject(:task) { Task.new(name, [action]) }
describe '.evaluate' do
let(:env) { double('env') }
let(:block) { proc { } }
it 'delegates to DSL.evaluate' do
expect(Task::DSL)
.to receive(:evaluate).with(name, env, &block)
Task.evaluate(name, env, &block)
end
it 'returns the evaluated task' do
task = double('task')
allow(Task::DSL).to receive(:evaluate) { task }
expect(Task.evaluate(name, env, &block)).to be task
end
end
describe '#initialize' do
it 'assigns the name' do
expect(task.instance_eval { @name }).to eq name
end
it 'assigns the actions' do
expect(task.instance_eval { @actions }).to eq [action]
end
context 'when only the name is given as argument' do
subject(:task) { Task.new(name) }
it 'has assigns no action' do
expect(task.actions).to be_empty
end
end
end
describe '#name' do
it 'returns its name' do
expect(task.name).to eq name
end
end
describe '#actions' do
it 'returns the assigned actions' do
expect(task.actions).to eq [action]
end
end
end
end