brucebotes/fake_braintree_redirect

my fake_braintree_redirect

Fake Braintree Redirect

Test Braintree Transparent Redirect easily!

The Fake Braintree library provides a middleware which will pretend it's Braintree, but only for transparent redirect requests.

This library is useful for testing Braintree's Transparent Redirect feature when you're writing Capybara tests and don't want to wait for the actual Braintree request/response cycle to happen.

This library was originally written for inclusion within Multitenancy with Rails, but can also be useful outside the concepts covered in the book.

Installation

gem 'fake_braintree_redirect', :github => "radar/fake_braintree_redirect"

Usage

Typically, you have a form that looks like:

<%= form_for :transaction,
     :url => Braintree::TransparentRedirect.url,
     :html => {:autocomplete => "off"} do |f| -%>

If you run this test within Capybara without using a JavaScript driver, then the form will make the request to your local server. Thanks Capybara!

Therefore we can insert a piece of middleware to catch that request and pretend like we're Braintree. Put this in spec/support/fake_braintree.rb and make sure it's required for your test, after Rails is loaded.

require 'fake_braintree_redirect'
Rails.application.config.middleware.use FakeBraintreeRedirect