Running the tests

Adauth uses rspec for its tests, which can be run using rspec in the root directory.

Very few of the tests can be run without having a domain to test against, to run these use the command bundle exec rspec -t no_ad.

Before you run any tests make sure you have all the development gems installed by running bundle install in the root directory, this will install rspec, simplecov and rake (if you didn't have them already).

test_data.yml

test_data.yml is the config file that contains everything Adauth needs to test itself. There is an example of this file in the spec/ folder that looks like this:

domain:
  domain: example.com
  port: 389
  base: "dc=example, dc=com"
  server: dc1.example.com
  query_user: User.Name
  query_password: Password

The values in this file are the same as if you where Configuring Adauth for normal use, except none of them are optional.

Changes

Adauth WILL MAKE CHANGES on your domain as it runs its tests! Don't worry, anything it does change gets changed back straight away and as you can see from this test:

it "should allow for modification" do
    default_config
    Adauth.add_field(Adauth::AdObjects::User, :phone, :homePhone)
    number = administrator.phone
    administrator.modify([[:replace, :homephone, "8765"]])
    administrator.phone.should eq "8765"
    administrator.modify([[:replace, :homephone, number]])
    administrator.phone.should eq number
end

the test would fail if it didn't