activeadmin 1.0.0.pre1 → 2.9.0

data/features/index/index_scopes.feature

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-Feature: Index Scoping
-
-  Viewing resources and scoping them
-
-  Scenario: Viewing resources with one scope and no default
-    Given 3 posts exist
-    And an index configuration of:
-      """
-      ActiveAdmin.register Post do
-        scope :all
-      end
-      """
-    Then I should see the scope "All" not selected
-    And I should see the scope "All" with the count 3
-    And I should see 3 posts in the table
-
-  Scenario: Viewing resources with one scope as the default
-    Given 3 posts exist
-    And an index configuration of:
-      """
-      ActiveAdmin.register Post do
-        scope :all, :default => true
-      end
-      """
-    Then I should see the scope "All" selected
-    And I should see the scope "All" with the count 3
-    And I should see 3 posts in the table
-
-  Scenario: Viewing resources with one scope that is set as not default
-    Given 3 posts exist
-    And an index configuration of:
-      """
-      ActiveAdmin.register Post do
-        scope :all, :default => proc{ false }
-      end
-      """
-    Then I should see the scope "All" not selected
-    And I should see the scope "All" with the count 3
-    And I should see 3 posts in the table
-
-  Scenario: Viewing resources with a scope and no results
-    Given 3 posts exist
-    And an index configuration of:
-      """
-      ActiveAdmin.register Post do
-        scope :all, :default => true
-        filter :title
-      end
-      """
-    When I fill in "Title" with "Non Existing Post"
-    And I press "Filter"
-    Then I should see the scope "All" selected
-
-  Scenario: Viewing resources with a scope but scope_count turned off
-    Given 3 posts exist
-    And an index configuration of:
-      """
-      ActiveAdmin.register Post do
-        scope :all, :default => true
-        index :as => :table, :scope_count => false
-      end
-      """
-    Then I should see the scope "All" selected
-    And I should see the scope "All" with no count
-    And I should see 3 posts in the table
-
-  @scope
-  Scenario: Viewing resources with a scope and scope count turned off for a single scope
-    Given 3 posts exist
-    And an index configuration of:
-      """
-      ActiveAdmin.register Post do
-        scope :all, :default => true, :show_count => false
-      end
-      """
-    Then I should see the scope "All" selected
-    And I should see the scope "All" with no count
-    And I should see 3 posts in the table
-
-  Scenario: Viewing resources when scoping
-    Given 2 posts exist
-    And 3 published posts exist
-    And an index configuration of:
-      """
-      ActiveAdmin.register Post do
-        scope :all, :default => true
-        scope :published do |posts|
-          posts.where("published_at IS NOT NULL")
-        end
-      end
-      """
-    Then I should see the scope "All" with the count 5
-    And I should see 5 posts in the table
-    And I should see the scope "Published" with the count 3
-    When I follow "Published"
-    Then I should see the scope "Published" selected
-    And I should see 3 posts in the table
-
-  Scenario: Viewing resources when scoping and filtering
-    Given 2 posts written by "Daft Punk" exist
-    Given 1 published posts written by "Daft Punk" exist
-
-    Given 1 posts written by "Alfred" exist
-    Given 2 published posts written by "Alfred" exist
-
-    And an index configuration of:
-      """
-      ActiveAdmin.register Post do
-        scope :all, :default => true
-        scope :published do |posts|
-          posts.where("published_at IS NOT NULL")
-        end
-      end
-      """
-    Then I should see the scope "All" with the count 6
-    And I should see the scope "Published" with the count 3
-    And I should see 6 posts in the table
-
-    When I follow "Published"
-    Then I should see the scope "Published" selected
-    And I should see the scope "All" with the count 6
-    And I should see the scope "Published" with the count 3
-    And I should see 3 posts in the table
-
-    When I select "Daft Punk" from "Author"
-    And I press "Filter"
-
-    Then I should see the scope "Published" selected
-    And I should see the scope "All" with the count 3
-    And I should see the scope "Published" with the count 1
-    And I should see 1 posts in the table
-
-  Scenario: Viewing resources with optional scopes
-    Given 3 posts exist
-    And an index configuration of:
-    """
-    ActiveAdmin.register Post do
-      scope :all, :if => proc { false }
-      scope "Shown", :if => proc { true } do |posts|
-        posts
-      end
-      scope "Default", :default => true do |posts|
-        posts
-      end
-      scope 'Today', :if => proc { false } do |posts|
-        posts.where(["created_at > ? AND created_at < ?", ::Time.zone.now.beginning_of_day, ::Time.zone.now.end_of_day])
-      end
-    end
-    """
-    Then I should see the scope "Default" selected
-    And I should not see the scope "All"
-    And I should not see the scope "Today"
-    And I should see the scope "Shown"
-    And I should see the scope "Default" with the count 3
-
-  Scenario: Viewing resources with multiple scopes as blocks
-    Given 3 posts exist
-    And an index configuration of:
-      """
-      ActiveAdmin.register Post do
-        scope 'Today', :default => true do |posts|
-          posts.where(["created_at > ? AND created_at < ?", ::Time.zone.now.beginning_of_day, ::Time.zone.now.end_of_day])
-        end
-        scope 'Tomorrow' do |posts|
-          posts.where(["created_at > ? AND created_at < ?", ::Time.zone.now.beginning_of_day + 1.day, ::Time.zone.now.end_of_day + 1.day])
-        end
-      end
-      """
-    Then I should see the scope "Today" selected
-    And I should see the scope "Tomorrow" not selected
-    And I should see the scope "Today" with the count 3
-    And I should see the scope "Tomorrow" with the count 0
-    And I should see 3 posts in the table
-    And I should see a link to "Tomorrow"
-
-    When I follow "Tomorrow"
-    Then I should see the scope "Tomorrow" selected
-    And I should see the scope "Today" not selected
-    And I should see a link to "Today"
-
-  Scenario: Viewing resources with scopes when scoping to user
-    Given 2 posts written by "Daft Punk" exist
-    And a post with the title "Monkey Wrench" written by "Foo Fighters" exists
-    And a post with the title "Everlong" written by "Foo Fighters" exists
-    And an index configuration of:
-      """
-        ActiveAdmin.register Post do
-          scope_to :current_user
-          scope :all, :default => true
-
-          filter :title
-
-          controller do
-            def current_user
-              User.find_by_username('foo_fighters')
-            end
-          end
-        end
-      """
-    Then I should see the scope "All" selected
-    And I should see the scope "All" with the count 2
-    When I fill in "Title" with "Monkey"
-    And I press "Filter"
-    Then I should see the scope "All" selected
-    And I should see the scope "All" with the count 1
-
-  Scenario: Viewing resources when scoping and filtering and group bys and stuff
-    Given 2 posts written by "Daft Punk" exist
-    Given 1 published posts written by "Daft Punk" exist
-
-    Given 1 posts written by "Alfred" exist
-
-    And an index configuration of:
-      """
-      ActiveAdmin.register Post do
-        scope :all, :default => true
-        scope :published do |posts|
-          posts.where("published_at IS NOT NULL")
-        end
-
-        index do
-          column :author_id
-          column :count
-        end
-
-        config.sort_order = "author_id_asc"
-
-        controller do
-          def scoped_collection
-            Post.select("author_id, count(*) as count").group("author_id")
-          end
-        end
-      end
-      """
-    Then I should see the scope "All" with the count 2
-    And I should see the scope "Published" with the count 1
-    And I should see 2 posts in the table
-
-    When I follow "Published"
-    Then I should see the scope "Published" selected
-    And I should see the scope "All" with the count 2
-    And I should see the scope "Published" with the count 1
-    And I should see 1 posts in the table
-
-    When I select "Daft Punk" from "Author"
-    And I press "Filter"
-
-    Then I should see the scope "Published" selected
-    And I should see the scope "All" with the count 1
-    And I should see the scope "Published" with the count 1
-    And I should see 1 posts in the table

data/features/index/page_title.feature

@@ -1,41 +0,0 @@
-Feature: Index - Page Title
-
-  Modifying the page title on the index screen
-
-  Scenario: Set a string as the title
-    Given an index configuration of:
-    """
-      ActiveAdmin.register Post do
-        index :title => "Awesome Title"
-      end
-    """
-    Then I should see the page title "Awesome Title"
-
-  Scenario: Set the title using a proc
-    Given an index configuration of:
-    """
-      ActiveAdmin.register Post do
-        index :title => proc{ 'Custom title from proc' }
-      end
-    """
-    Then I should see the page title "Custom title from proc"
-
-  Scenario: Set the title using a proc that uses the available resource class
-    Given an index configuration of:
-    """
-      ActiveAdmin.register Post do
-        index :title => proc{ "List of #{resource_class.model_name.plural}" }
-      end
-    """
-    Then I should see the page title "List of posts"
-
-  Scenario: Set the title in controller
-    Given an index configuration of:
-    """
-      ActiveAdmin.register Post do
-        controller do
-          before_filter { @page_title = "List of #{resource_class.model_name.plural}" }
-        end
-      end
-    """
-    Then I should see the page title "List of posts"

data/features/index/pagination.feature

@@ -1,59 +0,0 @@
-Feature: Index Pagination
-
-  Background:
-  Scenario: Viewing index when one page of resources exist
-    Given an index configuration of:
-    """
-      ActiveAdmin.register Post
-    """
-    Given 20 posts exist
-    When I am on the index page for posts
-    Then I should see "Displaying all 20 Posts"
-    And I should not see pagination
-
-  Scenario: Viewing index when multiple pages of resources exist
-    Given an index configuration of:
-    """
-      ActiveAdmin.register Post
-    """
-    Given 31 posts exist
-    When I am on the index page for posts
-    Then I should see pagination with 2 pages
-
-  Scenario: Viewing index with a custom per page set
-    Given an index configuration of:
-    """
-      ActiveAdmin.register Post do
-        config.per_page = 2
-      end
-    """
-    Given 3 posts exist
-    When I am on the index page for posts
-    Then I should see pagination with 2 pages
-    And I should see "Displaying Posts 1 - 2 of 3 in total"
-
-  Scenario: Viewing index with pagination disabled
-    Given an index configuration of:
-    """
-      ActiveAdmin.register Post do
-        config.paginate = false
-      end
-    """
-    Given 31 posts exist
-    When I am on the index page for posts
-    Then I should not see pagination
-
-    Scenario: Viewing index with pagination_total set to false
-      Given an index configuration of:
-      """
-        ActiveAdmin.register Post do
-          index :pagination_total => false do
-          end
-        end
-      """
-      Given 100 posts exist
-      When I am on the index page for posts
-      Then I should see pagination with 4 pages
-      Then I should see "Displaying Posts 1 - 30"
-      And I should not see "Displaying Posts 1 - 30 of 100 in total"
-

data/features/index/switch_index_view.feature

@@ -1,73 +0,0 @@
-Feature: Switch Index View
-
-  In order to switch index views
-  As a user
-  I want to view links to views
-
-  Scenario: Show default Page Presenter
-  Given a post with the title "Hello World from Table" exists
-  And an index configuration of:
-    """
-    ActiveAdmin.register Post do
-      index :as => :table do
-        column :title
-      end
-      index :as => :block do |post|
-        span(link_to(post.title, admin_post_path(post)))
-      end
-    end
-    """
-  Then I should see "Hello World from Table" within ".index_as_table"
-
-  Scenario: Show default Page Presenter when default is specified
-    Given a post with the title "Hello World from Table" exists
-    And an index configuration of:
-      """
-      ActiveAdmin.register Post do
-        index :as => :block do |post|
-          span(link_to(post.title, admin_post_path(post)))
-        end
-        index :as => :table, :default => true do
-          column :title
-        end
-      end
-      """
-    Then I should see "Hello World from Table" within ".index_as_table"
-
-  Scenario: Show links to different page views
-    Given a post with the title "Hello World from Table" exists
-    And an index configuration of:
-      """
-      ActiveAdmin.register Post do
-        index :as => :block do |post|
-          span(link_to(post.title, admin_post_path(post)))
-        end
-        index :as => :table, :default => true do
-          column :title
-        end
-      end
-      """
-    Then I should see "Hello World from Table" within ".index_as_table"
-    And I should see a link to "Table"
-    And I should see a link to "List"
-
-  Scenario: Show change between page views
-    Given a post with the title "Hey from Table" and body "My body is awesome" exists
-    And an index configuration of:
-      """
-      ActiveAdmin.register Post do
-        index :as => :block do |post|
-          span(link_to(post.title, admin_post_path(post)))
-        end
-        index :as => :table, :default => true do
-          column :title
-          column :body
-        end
-      end
-      """
-    Then I should see "My body is awesome" within ".index_as_table"
-    When I click "List"
-    Then I should not see "My body is awesome" within ".index_as_block"
-
-
-

data/features/menu.feature

@@ -1,53 +0,0 @@
-Feature: Menu
-
-  Background:
-    Given I am logged in
-
-  Scenario: Hide the menu item
-    Given a configuration of:
-    """
-      ActiveAdmin.register Post do
-        menu false
-      end
-    """
-    When I am on the dashboard
-    Then I should not see a menu item for "Posts"
-
-  Scenario: Set the menu item label
-    Given a configuration of:
-    """
-      ActiveAdmin.register Post do
-        menu :label => "Articles"
-      end
-    """
-    When I am on the dashboard
-    Then I should see a menu item for "Articles"
-    And I should not see a menu item for "Posts"
-
-  Scenario: Add a non-resource menu item
-    Given a configuration of:
-    """
-      ActiveAdmin.application.namespace :admin do |admin|
-        admin.build_menu do |menu|
-          menu.add :label => "Custom Menu", :url => :admin_dashboard_path
-        end
-      end
-    """
-    When I am on the dashboard
-    Then I should see a menu item for "Custom Menu"
-    When I follow "Custom Menu"
-    Then I should be on the admin dashboard page
-
-  Scenario: Adding a resource as a sub menu item
-    Given a configuration of:
-    """
-      ActiveAdmin.register User
-      ActiveAdmin.register Post do
-        menu :parent => 'User'
-      end
-    """
-    When I am on the dashboard
-    Then I should see a menu item for "Users"
-    When I follow "Users"
-    Then the "Users" tab should be selected
-    And I should see a nested menu item for "Posts"

data/features/new_page.feature

@@ -1,109 +0,0 @@
-Feature: New Page
-
-  Customizing the form to create new resources
-
-  Background:
-    Given a category named "Music" exists
-    Given a user named "John Doe" exists
-    And I am logged in
-    Given a configuration of:
-    """
-      ActiveAdmin.register Post do
-        if Rails::VERSION::MAJOR == 4
-          permit_params :custom_category_id, :author_id, :title,
-            :body, :position, :published_at, :starred
-        end
-      end
-    """
-    When I am on the index page for posts
-
-  Scenario: Default form with no config
-    Given I follow "New Post"
-    When I fill in "Title" with "Hello World"
-    And I fill in "Body" with "This is the body"
-    And I select "Music" from "Category"
-    And I select "John Doe" from "Author"
-    And I press "Create Post"
-    Then I should see "Post was successfully created."
-    And I should see the attribute "Title" with "Hello World"
-    And I should see the attribute "Body" with "This is the body"
-    #And I should see the attribute "Category" with "Music"
-    And I should see the attribute "Author" with "John Doe"
-
-  Scenario: Generating a custom form
-    Given a configuration of:
-    """
-      ActiveAdmin.register Post do
-        permit_params :custom_category_id, :author_id, :title, :body, :published_at, :starred if Rails::VERSION::MAJOR == 4
-
-        form do |f|
-          f.inputs "Your Post" do
-            f.input :title
-            f.input :body
-          end
-          f.inputs "Publishing" do
-            f.input :published_at
-          end
-          f.actions
-        end
-      end
-    """
-    Given I follow "New Post"
-    Then I should see a fieldset titled "Your Post"
-    And I should see a fieldset titled "Publishing"
-    When I fill in "Title" with "Hello World"
-    And I fill in "Body" with "This is the body"
-    And I press "Create Post"
-    Then I should see "Post was successfully created."
-    And I should see the attribute "Title" with "Hello World"
-    And I should see the attribute "Body" with "This is the body"
-
-  Scenario: Generating a form from a partial
-    Given "app/views/admin/posts/_form.html.erb" contains:
-    """
-      <% url = @post.new_record? ? admin_posts_path : admin_post_path(@post) %>
-      <%= active_admin_form_for @post, :url => url do |f|
-            f.inputs :title, :body
-            f.actions
-          end %>
-    """
-    Given a configuration of:
-    """
-      ActiveAdmin.register Post do
-        permit_params :custom_category_id, :author_id, :title, :body, :published_at, :starred if Rails::VERSION::MAJOR == 4
-
-        form :partial => "form"
-      end
-    """
-    Given I follow "New Post"
-    When I fill in "Title" with "Hello World"
-    And I fill in "Body" with "This is the body"
-    And I press "Create Post"
-    Then I should see "Post was successfully created."
-    And I should see the attribute "Title" with "Hello World"
-    And I should see the attribute "Body" with "This is the body"
-
-  Scenario: Displaying fields at runtime
-    Given a configuration of:
-    """
-      ActiveAdmin.register Post do
-        permit_params :custom_category_id, :author_id, :title, :body, :published_at, :starred if Rails::VERSION::MAJOR == 4
-
-        form do |f|
-          f.inputs "Your Post" do
-            if current_admin_user && false
-              f.input :title
-            end
-
-            f.input :body
-          end
-          f.inputs "Publishing" do
-            f.input :published_at
-          end
-          f.actions
-        end
-      end
-    """
-    Given I follow "New Post"
-    Then I should not see "Title"
-    And I should see "Body"

data/features/registering_assets.feature

@@ -1,35 +0,0 @@
-Feature: Registering Assets
-
-  Registering CSS and JS files
-
-  Background:
-    Given a configuration of:
-    """
-      ActiveAdmin.register Post
-    """
-    And I am logged in
-
-
-  Scenario: Viewing default asset files
-    When I am on the index page for posts
-    Then I should see the css file "admin/active_admin.css"
-    Then I should see the js file "active_admin_vendor.js"
-    Then I should see the js file "active_admin.js"
-
-  Scenario: Registering a CSS file
-    Given a configuration of:
-    """
-      ActiveAdmin.application.register_stylesheet "some-random-css.css", :media => :print
-      ActiveAdmin.register Post
-    """
-    When I am on the index page for posts
-    Then I should see the css file "some-random-css.css" of media "print"
-
-  Scenario: Registering a JS file
-    Given a configuration of:
-    """
-      ActiveAdmin.application.register_javascript "some-random-js.js"
-      ActiveAdmin.register Post
-    """
-    When I am on the index page for posts
-    Then I should see the js file "some-random-js.js"