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[dramanat]

I'm pretty sure that lib\api.rb & movie_json.rb are correct. I had a lot of trouble with spec\api_spec.rb. When I run the spec, it says "6 examples 0 failures", but there are only 5 "it"s. Will appreciate any comments/suggestions. Thanks.

[jwo]

Here you are rescuing the entire search_by_title method, where no matter what exception is raised, you're showing "no_movie_found". That's not REALLY the case though. For example, if the API is down or broken, you still want people to be able to find their "Caddyshack"

[jwo]

This looks good! I added a comment on having rescues that reach a little too far. Let me know if that makes sense or if we should go into further detail.

[dramanat]

I understand what you are saying. Would you mind taking a look at
spec/api_spec.rb? I had a lot of trouble with the spec file, and I'm not
sure if I did it right. When I run it, it gives "6 examples, 0 failures"
as output; but there are only 5 "it"s.

Thanks,
Dharini

On Mon, Mar 11, 2013 at 2:46 PM, Jesse Wolgamott
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This looks good! I added a comment on having rescues that reach a little
too far. Let me know if that makes sense or if we should go into further
detail.

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[jwo]

The 6th spec is in the spec/movie_spec.rb. If you ran it separately you'd get what you expect.

$ rspec spec/api_spec.rb 
.....

Finished in 0.0053 seconds
5 examples, 0 failures

I'll leave a couple comments on the spec file too :)

[jwo]

I would not add the expect here in the before block. The before block is adding this test to every example.

I do think having this in the before makes sense, because you want every time it executes get_url_as_json it should return that fixture.

Api.stub(:get_url_as_json) { JSON.parse(File.read("spec/fixtures/forrest.json"))