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The `map` class is applied to the map element by LeafletJS; using it in the container led to hacks like adding an `inline` class to fix the fact that the container was using the `height` rule of the `.map` elements. Even though we don't add styles for them, I'm adding the `budgets-map` and `budget-investments-map` HTML classes so these elements can still be easily selected with CSS and JavaScript.
35 lines
885 B
Ruby
35 lines
885 B
Ruby
require "rails_helper"
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describe Budgets::MapComponent do
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let(:budget) { build(:budget) }
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describe "#render?" do
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it "is rendered after the informing phase when the map feature is enabled" do
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Setting["feature.map"] = true
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budget.phase = "accepting"
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render_inline Budgets::MapComponent.new(budget)
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expect(page.find(".budgets-map")).to have_content "located geographically"
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end
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it "is not rendered during the informing phase" do
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Setting["feature.map"] = true
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budget.phase = "informing"
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render_inline Budgets::MapComponent.new(budget)
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expect(page).not_to be_rendered
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end
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it "is not rendered when the map feature is disabled" do
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Setting["feature.map"] = false
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budget.phase = "accepting"
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render_inline Budgets::MapComponent.new(budget)
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expect(page).not_to be_rendered
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end
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end
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end
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