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### Specifying the environment name
If the manifest being tested expects to evaluate the environment name, it can
be specified using `let(:environment)`.
{% highlight ruby %}
let(:environment) { 'production' }
{% endhighlight %}
### Specifying node parameters
Node parameters (or top-scope variables) such as would be provided by an ENC
can be specified as a hash of values using `let(:node_params)`.
{% highlight ruby %}
let(:node_params) { {'hostgroup' => 'web', 'rack' => 'KK04' } }
{% endhighlight %}
These node parameters will be merged into the default node parameters (if set),
with these values taking precedence over the default node parameters in the
event of a conflict.
If have nested RSpec contexts to test the behaviour of different node parameter
values, you can partially override the node parameters by merging the changed
parameters into `super()` in your `let(:node_params)` block.
{% highlight ruby %}
describe 'My::Class' do
let(:node_params) do
{
'some_common_param' => 'value',
'role' => 'default',
}
end
context 'with role => web' do
let(:node_params) do
super().merge({ 'role' => 'web' })
end
it { should compile }
end
end
{% endhighlight %}
### Specifying code to include before
If the manifest being tested relies on some existing state (another class being
included, variables to be set, etc), this can be specified using
`let(:pre_condition)`.
{% highlight ruby %}
let(:pre_condition) { 'include some::other_class' }
{% endhighlight %}
The value may be a string or an array of strings that will be concatenated, and
then be evaluated before the manifest being tested.
### Specifying code to include after
If the manifest being tested depends on being evaluated before another
manifest, this can be specified using `let(:post_condition)`.
{% highlight ruby %}
let(:post_condition) { 'include some::other_class::after' }
{% endhighlight %}
The value may be a string or an array of strings that will be concatenated, and
then be evaluated after the manifest being tested.
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