We provide some helper functions to manipulate facts easily, since we take care of symbolizing and lower-casing keys for you:
describe modulename::classname do
let(:node) { "fake-node.example.net" }
let(:facts) { Octofacts.from_index(app: "my_app_name", role: "my_role_name").replace("fact-name", "new-value") }
it "should do whatever..."
...
end
end
If you don't want to use our helper functions, you can use the object as a normal ruby hash:
describe modulename::classname do
let(:node) { "fake-node.example.net" }
let(:facts) do
f = Octofacts.from_index(app: "my_app_name", role: "my_role_name")
f.merge!(:some_fact, "new-value")
f.delete(:some_other_fact)
f
end
it "should do whatever..."
...
end
end
You can also define your own helper functions by adding them to your spec_helper
with no need to modify our code:
# spec/spec_helper.rb
# --
module Octofacts
class Manipulators
class AddFakeDrive
def self.execute(fact_set, args, _)
fact_set[:blockdevices] = (fact_set[:blockdevices] || "").split(",").concat(args[0]).join(",")
fact_set[:"blockdevice_#{args[0]}_size"] = args[1]
end
end
end
end
# modules/modulename/spec/classes/classname_spec.rb
# --
describe modulename::classname do
let(:node) { "fake-node.example.net" }
let(:facts) { Octofacts.from_index(app: "my_app_name", role: "my_role_name").add_fake_drive("sdz", 21474836480) }
it "should do whatever..."
...
end
end