How can i test if an account is subscribed?

I'm trying to add to the test suite, but realised that subscription information is handled by the Pay gem.

So in my fixtures, I have a list of users, accounts etc. But several of my controllers check to see whether the account is subscribed before allowing access.

How can I setup fixtures / controller tests to create a user/account that is `subscribed?` to a plan and has an active subscription?

Just create fixtures for the pay_subscriptions and pay_charges tables. 👍

It's worth noting for anyone else that finds this that setting the "name" field for pay_subscriptions to "default" is important. I got hung up on this for more than a minute. 

Great, thanks!

I ran into an error trying to do this. When I run my tests I get:

Minitest::UnexpectedError: ActiveRecord::Fixture::FixtureError: table "pay_customers" has no columns named "owner".

in pay_customers.yml:

customer_one:
  owner: one (Account)
  processor: stripe
  processor_id: cus_abc123
  default: true

It feels like the Pay::Customer class isn't loaded yet to tell the DB to split the owner into type and ID. Anyone else see this problem?

I found this tutorial which led me to make the following additions in test/test_helper.rb:

class ActiveSupport::TestCase
  ...
  fixtures :all
  self.set_fixture_class pay_subscriptions: Pay::Subscription
  self.set_fixture_class pay_customers: Pay::Customer
  ...
end

This seems to have convinced rails tests to load the right class to know that owner is polymorphic.