Stub global cookies variable in Rspec Rails test











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The Rspec test looks like this:



RSpec.describe Api::UsersController, type: :controller do
describe 'POST #create' do
subject { post :create, params: create_params }

context '...' do


In the controller, I use:



cookies.permanent[:foo] == 'bar'


However, I'm getting:



NameError:
undefined local variable or method `cookies' for #<Api::UsersController:0x000000137702f0>


Another SO question has an answer that says to add type: :request to describe, but this causes other errors. I'd rather just completely stub out cookies so cookies.permanent[:foo] == 'bar' is always false. How do I do that?










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    The Rspec test looks like this:



    RSpec.describe Api::UsersController, type: :controller do
    describe 'POST #create' do
    subject { post :create, params: create_params }

    context '...' do


    In the controller, I use:



    cookies.permanent[:foo] == 'bar'


    However, I'm getting:



    NameError:
    undefined local variable or method `cookies' for #<Api::UsersController:0x000000137702f0>


    Another SO question has an answer that says to add type: :request to describe, but this causes other errors. I'd rather just completely stub out cookies so cookies.permanent[:foo] == 'bar' is always false. How do I do that?










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      The Rspec test looks like this:



      RSpec.describe Api::UsersController, type: :controller do
      describe 'POST #create' do
      subject { post :create, params: create_params }

      context '...' do


      In the controller, I use:



      cookies.permanent[:foo] == 'bar'


      However, I'm getting:



      NameError:
      undefined local variable or method `cookies' for #<Api::UsersController:0x000000137702f0>


      Another SO question has an answer that says to add type: :request to describe, but this causes other errors. I'd rather just completely stub out cookies so cookies.permanent[:foo] == 'bar' is always false. How do I do that?










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      The Rspec test looks like this:



      RSpec.describe Api::UsersController, type: :controller do
      describe 'POST #create' do
      subject { post :create, params: create_params }

      context '...' do


      In the controller, I use:



      cookies.permanent[:foo] == 'bar'


      However, I'm getting:



      NameError:
      undefined local variable or method `cookies' for #<Api::UsersController:0x000000137702f0>


      Another SO question has an answer that says to add type: :request to describe, but this causes other errors. I'd rather just completely stub out cookies so cookies.permanent[:foo] == 'bar' is always false. How do I do that?







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          By default controllers in rails-api don't include the middleware that handles cookies. If you need cookies then you need to add that middleware:



          config.middleware.use ActionDispatch::Cookies


          For the above problem, you need to include



          ActionController::Cookies


          in your spec files






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          • Where do I add those? I tried adding config.middleware.use ActionDispatch::Cookies in application.rb, but it didn't do anything
            – Leo Jiang
            Nov 20 at 7:15










          • You need to add it on spec_helper
            – Mohammad Shahnawaz
            Nov 20 at 7:16











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          By default controllers in rails-api don't include the middleware that handles cookies. If you need cookies then you need to add that middleware:



          config.middleware.use ActionDispatch::Cookies


          For the above problem, you need to include



          ActionController::Cookies


          in your spec files






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          • Where do I add those? I tried adding config.middleware.use ActionDispatch::Cookies in application.rb, but it didn't do anything
            – Leo Jiang
            Nov 20 at 7:15










          • You need to add it on spec_helper
            – Mohammad Shahnawaz
            Nov 20 at 7:16















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          By default controllers in rails-api don't include the middleware that handles cookies. If you need cookies then you need to add that middleware:



          config.middleware.use ActionDispatch::Cookies


          For the above problem, you need to include



          ActionController::Cookies


          in your spec files






          share|improve this answer





















          • Where do I add those? I tried adding config.middleware.use ActionDispatch::Cookies in application.rb, but it didn't do anything
            – Leo Jiang
            Nov 20 at 7:15










          • You need to add it on spec_helper
            – Mohammad Shahnawaz
            Nov 20 at 7:16













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          up vote
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          By default controllers in rails-api don't include the middleware that handles cookies. If you need cookies then you need to add that middleware:



          config.middleware.use ActionDispatch::Cookies


          For the above problem, you need to include



          ActionController::Cookies


          in your spec files






          share|improve this answer












          By default controllers in rails-api don't include the middleware that handles cookies. If you need cookies then you need to add that middleware:



          config.middleware.use ActionDispatch::Cookies


          For the above problem, you need to include



          ActionController::Cookies


          in your spec files







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          • Where do I add those? I tried adding config.middleware.use ActionDispatch::Cookies in application.rb, but it didn't do anything
            – Leo Jiang
            Nov 20 at 7:15










          • You need to add it on spec_helper
            – Mohammad Shahnawaz
            Nov 20 at 7:16


















          • Where do I add those? I tried adding config.middleware.use ActionDispatch::Cookies in application.rb, but it didn't do anything
            – Leo Jiang
            Nov 20 at 7:15










          • You need to add it on spec_helper
            – Mohammad Shahnawaz
            Nov 20 at 7:16
















          Where do I add those? I tried adding config.middleware.use ActionDispatch::Cookies in application.rb, but it didn't do anything
          – Leo Jiang
          Nov 20 at 7:15




          Where do I add those? I tried adding config.middleware.use ActionDispatch::Cookies in application.rb, but it didn't do anything
          – Leo Jiang
          Nov 20 at 7:15












          You need to add it on spec_helper
          – Mohammad Shahnawaz
          Nov 20 at 7:16




          You need to add it on spec_helper
          – Mohammad Shahnawaz
          Nov 20 at 7:16


















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