Specs are greengg!

spec/models/list_spec.rb

@@ -124,37 +124,52 @@ describe List do
   end
 
   describe '#place_order' do
+    subject{ list.place_order order_options }
+    describe "first order" do
+      let(:order_options){ {user: user, first_order: true} }
+      it 'returns an order object' do
+        order_options[:product_orders] = [{'product_id' => product.id, 'quantity' => 7}]
+        subject.should be_a Order
+      end
 
-    it 'returns an order object' do
-      list.place_order(product_orders: [{'product_id' => product.id, 'quantity' => 7}], user: user).should be_a Order
-    end
+      it 'creates an order' do
+        order_options[:product_orders] = [{'product_id' => product.id, 'quantity' => 7}]
+        expect{ subject }.to change{ Order.count }.by(1)
+      end
 
-    it 'creates an order' do
-      expect{ list.place_order(product_orders: [{'product_id' => product.id, 'quantity' => 7}], user: user) }.to change{ Order.count }.by(1)
-    end
+      describe 'broadcasting' do
+        it 'broadcasts to the user and the supplier the active order counter' do
+          # create existing order to test with counts higher than 2
+          list.place_order(product_orders: [{'product_id' => product.id, 'quantity' => 7}], user: user, first_order: true)
 
-    describe 'broadcasting' do
-      it 'broadcasts to the user and the supplier the active order counter' do
-        # create existing order
+          # expect{
+          #   list.place_order(product_orders: [{product_id: product.id, quantity: 5}], user: user)
+          # }.to broadcast_to_user(user.id).message('orders_placed_count').with(count: 2)
+
+        order_options[:product_orders] = [{'product_id' => product.id, 'quantity' => 7}]
+          expect{ subject }.to broadcast_to_supplier(supplier.id).message('new_list').with hash_including(supplier_orders_placed_count: 2)
+        end
+      end
+
+      it 'sets the list price as kind of caching' do
+        product.price.should eq 2.22
         list.place_order(product_orders: [{'product_id' => product.id, 'quantity' => 7}], user: user)
+        list.reload
+        list.price.should == 15.54
+      end
 
-        # expect{
-        #   list.place_order(product_orders: [{product_id: product.id, quantity: 5}], user: user)
-        # }.to broadcast_to_user(user.id).message('orders_placed_count').with(count: 2)
+      describe 'product order creation'
+    end
 
-        expect{
-          list.place_order(product_orders: [{'product_id' => product.id, 'quantity' => 5}], user: user, first_order: false)
-        }.to broadcast_to_supplier(supplier.id).message('supplier_orders_placed_count').with(count: 2)
+    describe "followup order" do
+      let(:order_options){ {user: user, first_order: false} }
+      describe 'broadcasting' do
+        it 'broadcasts to the user and the supplier the active order counter' do
+          order_options[:product_orders] = [{'product_id' => product.id, 'quantity' => 7}]
+          expect{ subject }.to broadcast_to_supplier(supplier.id).message('new_order').with hash_including(supplier_orders_placed_count: 1)
+        end
       end
     end
-
-    it 'sets the list price as kind of caching' do
-      list.place_order(product_orders: [{'product_id' => product.id, 'quantity' => 7}], user: user)
-      list.reload
-      list.price.should == 15.54
-    end
-
-    describe 'product order creation'
   end
 
   describe '#close!' do

spec/support/matchers/broadcast_to_supplier_matcher.rb

@@ -25,7 +25,7 @@ module Matchers
 
       relevant_broadcasts = test_broadcaster.broadcasts.select{|b| b[:channel] =~ /^\/supplier\/#{@supplier_id}/ && b[:data][:event] == @message}
       @failure_debug_content = "was #{relevant_broadcasts.map{|b| b[:data][:data].inspect}.join(" and ")}"
-      relevant_broadcasts.any?{|b| b[:data][:data] == @target_object}
+      relevant_broadcasts.any?{|b| @target_object === b[:data][:data] }
     end
 
     def message(msg)