sidebar_sections.feature

Feature: Sidebar Sections

  Creating and Configuring sidebar sections

  Background:
    Given I am logged in
    And a post with the title "Hello World" exists

  Scenario: Create a sidebar for all actions
    Given a configuration of:
    """
    ActiveAdmin.register Post do
      sidebar :help do
        "Need help? Email us at help@example.com"
      end
    end
    """
    When I am on the index page for posts
    Then I should see a sidebar titled "Help"
    Then I should see "Need help" within the "Help" sidebar

    When I follow "View"
    Then I should see a sidebar titled "Help"

    When I follow "Edit Post"
    Then I should see a sidebar titled "Help"

    When I am on the index page for posts
    When I follow "New Post"
    Then I should see a sidebar titled "Help"


  Scenario: Create a sidebar for only one action
    Given a configuration of:
    """
    ActiveAdmin.register Post do
      sidebar :help, :only => :index do
        "Need help? Email us at help@example.com"
      end
    end
    """
    When I am on the index page for posts
    Then I should see a sidebar titled "Help"
    Then I should see "Need help" within the "Help" sidebar

    When I follow "View"
    Then I should not see a sidebar titled "Help"

    When I follow "Edit Post"
    Then I should not see a sidebar titled "Help"

    When I am on the index page for posts
    When I follow "New Post"
    Then I should not see a sidebar titled "Help"


  Scenario: Create a sidebar for all except one action
    Given a configuration of:
    """
    ActiveAdmin.register Post do
      sidebar :help, :except => :index do
        "Need help? Email us at help@example.com"
      end
    end
    """
    When I am on the index page for posts
    Then I should not see a sidebar titled "Help"

    When I follow "View"
    Then I should see a sidebar titled "Help"

    When I follow "Edit Post"
    Then I should see a sidebar titled "Help"

    When I am on the index page for posts
    When I follow "New Post"
    Then I should see a sidebar titled "Help"

  Scenario: Create a sidebar for only one action with if clause that returns false
    Given a configuration of:
    """
    ActiveAdmin.register Post do
      sidebar :help, :only => :index, :if => proc{ current_active_admin_user.nil? } do
        "Need help? Email us at help@example.com"
      end
    end
    """
    When I am on the index page for posts
    Then I should not see a sidebar titled "Help"

    When I follow "View"
    Then I should not see a sidebar titled "Help"

    When I follow "Edit Post"
    Then I should not see a sidebar titled "Help"

    When I am on the index page for posts
    When I follow "New Post"
    Then I should not see a sidebar titled "Help"

  Scenario: Create a sidebar for only one action with if clause with method symbol
    Given a configuration of:
    """
    module SidebarHelper
      def can_sidebar?; false; end
    end
    ActiveAdmin.register Post do
      controller { helper SidebarHelper }
      sidebar :help, :only => :index, :if => :can_sidebar? do
        "Need help? Email us at help@example.com"
      end
    end
    """
    When I am on the index page for posts
    Then I should not see a sidebar titled "Help"

    When I follow "View"
    Then I should not see a sidebar titled "Help"

    When I follow "Edit Post"
    Then I should not see a sidebar titled "Help"

    When I am on the index page for posts
    When I follow "New Post"
    Then I should not see a sidebar titled "Help"

  Scenario: Create a sidebar for only one action with if clause that returns true
    Given a configuration of:
    """
    ActiveAdmin.register Post do
      sidebar :help, :only => :show, :if => proc{ !current_active_admin_user.nil? } do
        "Need help? Email us at help@example.com"
      end
    end
    """
    When I am on the index page for posts
    Then I should not see a sidebar titled "Help"

    When I follow "View"
    Then I should see a sidebar titled "Help"
    Then I should see "Need help" within the "Help" sidebar

    When I follow "Edit Post"
    Then I should not see a sidebar titled "Help"

    When I am on the index page for posts
    When I follow "New Post"
    Then I should not see a sidebar titled "Help"

  Scenario: Create a sidebar with deep content
    Given a configuration of:
    """
    ActiveAdmin.register Post do
      sidebar :help do
        ul do
          li "First List First Item"
          li "First List Second Item"
        end
        ul do
          li "Second List First Item"
          li "Second List Second Item"
        end
      end
    end
    """
    When I am on the index page for posts
    Then I should see a sidebar titled "Help"
    And I should see "First List First Item" within the "Help" sidebar
    And I should see "Second List Second Item" within the "Help" sidebar

  Scenario: Rendering sidebar by default without a block or partial name
    Given "app/views/admin/posts/_help_sidebar.html.erb" contains:
    """
      <p>Hello World from a partial</p>
    """
    Given a configuration of:
    """
    ActiveAdmin.register Post do
      sidebar :help
    end
    """
    When I am on the index page for posts
    Then I should see "Hello World from a partial" within the "Help" sidebar

  Scenario: Rendering a partial as the sidebar content
    Given "app/views/admin/posts/_custom_help_partial.html.erb" contains:
    """
      <p>Hello World from a custom partial</p>
    """
    Given a configuration of:
    """
    ActiveAdmin.register Post do
      sidebar :help, :partial => "custom_help_partial"
    end
    """
    When I am on the index page for posts
    Then I should see "Hello World from a custom partial" within the "Help" sidebar


  Scenario: Position sidebar at the top using priority option
    Given a configuration of:
    """
    ActiveAdmin.register Post do
      sidebar :help, priority: 0 do
        "Need help? Email us at help@example.com"
      end
    end
    """
    When I am on the index page for posts
    Then I should see a sidebar titled "Help" above sidebar titled "Filters"