Add type cast for ref_data when parameter is string#70
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| subject { client.ref_data_isin('US0378331005') } | ||
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| it 'converts ISIN from string to Array and do not errors out' do | ||
| expect { subject }.not_to raise_error |
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This test doesn't test that the API actually works, aka that it returns the ISIN for the value you provide. Use an existing VCR that asks for 1 array item, aka we want 2 tests that it works the same way for "US0378331005" and for ["US0378331005"].
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Also probably want to highlight in README both examples (you can pass 1 value or an array of values).
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Good point. Please check the latest commit
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I still have an issue with expect { subject }.not_to raise_error, it's a test that says "make sure it doesn't throw an exception", which is weird. We expect all our calls not to throw errors ;) I'd remove it and make sure the values returned are actually correct (just like all tests).
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Also noticed that we have a nested block with different VCRs, the whole spec should look like this:
describe '#ref_data_isin' do
context 'with one asin', vcr: { cassette_name: 'ref-data/isin' }
context 'with multiple asins', vcr: ...
context 'with invalid asins', vcr: ...
end
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| symbols = client.ref_data_isin(['US0378331005']) | ||
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| # You can also pass single elements as string: |
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I am going to nitpick. It's not clear that you can pass an array of ISINs here because the sample has an array of 1.
I think you want both examples and not a comment.
Convert ISIN to IEX Cloud symbols.
example with 1
The API also lets you convert multiple ISINs to IEX Cloud symbols.
example with many
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Rebase, update my nitpicks and let's merge this? |
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@dblock Apologizes for the long time I had left this PR hanging there. Cheers |
| * [#71](https://github.com/dblock/iex-ruby-client/pull/71): Added `symbols` resource - [@ryosuke-endo](https://github.com/ryosuke-endo). | ||
| * [#69](https://github.com/dblock/iex-ruby-client/pull/69): Fixed `ref_data_isin` request - [@bguban](https://github.com/bguban). | ||
| * [#72](https://github.com/dblock/iex-ruby-client/pull/72): Cache `Faraday::Connection` for persistent adapters - [@dblock](https://github.com/dblock). | ||
| * [#69](https://github.com/dblock/iex-ruby-client/pull/69): Fixed ref_data_isin request - [@bguban](https://github.com/bguban). |
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Good catch. Removed
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| * [#82](https://github.com/dblock/iex-ruby-client/pull/82): Added `config.referer` to set HTTP `Referer` header. This enables IEX's "Manage domains" domain locking for tokens - [@agrberg](https://github.com/agrberg). | ||
| * [#70](https://github.com/dblock/iex-ruby-client/pull/70): Add type safe cast when ref_data_isin parameter is string - [@rodolfobandeira](https://github.com/rodolfobandeira). |
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maybe 'Added support for ref_data_isin taking a single String parameter", it's unclear what a type safe cast means here
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Totally agree.
Done
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