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This gem is used to mock the communication part of the twitter api.
Add this line to your application's Gemfile:
gem 'twimock'
And then execute:
$ bundle
Or install it yourself as:
$ gem install twimock
# Create Twimock Application & User
application = Twimock::Application.create!
user = Twimock::User.create!
# Associate App and User
user.generate_access_token(app.id)
# Twimock Setting
Twimock::Config.host = 'example.com'
Twimock::Config.port = 3000
Twimock::Config.callback_url = '/users/auth/twitter/callback'
# Enable Twimock
Twimock::API.on
Twimock::OmniAuthTwitter.on
# Add Rack Middleware for twimock
[ Twimock::API::OAuth::Authenticate, Twimock::API::Intent::Sessions ].each do |middleware|
Rails.application.config.middleware.use middleware
end
require 'twimock'
filename = File.expand_path('../test_users.yml', __FILE__)
Twimock::Config.load_users(filename)
Twimock::Application.find_by_id(1).api_key #=> avb0vlu767yhu37hti5qq9hcc
Twimock::User.find_by_id(1).name #=> testuser01
yaml file see below.
---
- :id: 1
:api_key: avb0vlu767yhu37hti5qq9hcc
:api_secret: e85vl7fc4susiyjjp0pncz0hf2xtf3vm29gj7hhp2ktv28wunl
:users:
- :id: 1
:name: testuser01
:password: r3xkhy64w
:access_token: 6697725737-9ntcnith1wq7zgphnisxu6bqybl019bms05t8l9
:access_token_secret: 22ogzdkn5kqtlihr3u5vwplrlh8noie61pr6ndeangrpt
:application_id: 1
- :id: 2
:name: testuser02
:password: 5ush05lp0
:access_token: 6891305263-xpvu78zd1p76s3cp6jwrudgb0g0sffxe9hp7mdj
:access_token_secret: or1xkqs96tim8n7vhc77yxo2i6ed9a6bmhru0zozjao80
:application_id: 1
- :id: 2
:api_key: w6cb9sj17fyf5g1rr4fl5ignp
:api_secret: 2vrdpujwvl3421qatn8qah9ishpia9khq7mprnkfx49mldo0k6
:users:
- :id: 3
:name: testuser03
:password: ylgi4lth
:access_token: 6932630251-1sshumnflh0abshkgaf2scxa6l02cr8tyi2kt00
:access_token_secret: txncllipm1wl0g21wvtc750lqz2dleu6e0lqg62vt7eam
:application_id: 2
require 'twimock'
# Create
user = Twimock::User.new
user.name = "twimock_test_user"
user.save!
user = Twimock::User.new(name: "hoge", password: "fuga")
user.name #=> "hoge"
user.save!
user = Twimock::User.create!(name: "hogehoge", password: "fugafuga")
user.name #=> "hogehoge"
user.password #=> "fugafuga"
# Find
Twimock::User.find_by_id(1)
Twimock::User.find_by_name("testuser01")
Twimock::User.where(name: "testuser02")
Twimock::User.all
Twimock::User.first
Twimock::User.last
# Delete
user = User.last
user.destroy
git checkout -b my-new-feature
)git commit -am 'Add some feature'
)git push origin my-new-feature
)FAQs
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We found that twimock demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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