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[rails.git] / test / unit / user_test.rb

diff --git a/test/unit/user_test.rb b/test/unit/user_test.rb
index 583b06e69492dce35a7d2a49fb4192e837ef1804..f1994f4ddbfc3ebcc7bbb04d6267ab811ae5fd6d 100644 (file)
--- a/test/unit/user_test.rb
+++ b/test/unit/user_test.rb
@@ -1,8 +1,9 @@
 require File.dirname(__FILE__) + '/../test_helper'
 
 require File.dirname(__FILE__) + '/../test_helper'
 

-class UserTest < Test::Unit::TestCase
-  fixtures :users
-  
+class UserTest < ActiveSupport::TestCase
+  api_fixtures
+  fixtures :friends
+

   def test_invalid_with_empty_attributes
     user = User.new
     assert !user.valid?
   def test_invalid_with_empty_attributes
     user = User.new
     assert !user.valid?


@@ -23,7 +24,7 @@ class UserTest < Test::Unit::TestCase
       :data_public => 1,
       :description => "desc")
     assert !new_user.save
       :data_public => 1,
       :description => "desc")
     assert !new_user.save

-    assert_equal ActiveRecord::Errors.default_error_messages[:taken], new_user.errors.on(:email)
+    assert_equal "has already been taken", new_user.errors.on(:email)

   end
   
   def test_unique_display_name
   end
   
   def test_unique_display_name


@@ -34,12 +35,14 @@ class UserTest < Test::Unit::TestCase
       :data_public => 1,
       :description => "desc")
     assert !new_user.save
       :data_public => 1,
       :description => "desc")
     assert !new_user.save

-    assert_equal ActiveRecord::Errors.default_error_messages[:taken], new_user.errors.on(:display_name)
+    assert_equal "has already been taken", new_user.errors.on(:display_name)

   end
   
   def test_email_valid
   end
   
   def test_email_valid

-    ok = %w{ a@s.com test@shaunmcdonald.me.uk hello_local@ping-d.ng test_local@openstreetmap.org test-local@example.com }
-    bad = %w{ hi ht@ n@ @.com help@.me.uk help"hi.me.uk }
+    ok = %w{ a@s.com test@shaunmcdonald.me.uk hello_local@ping-d.ng 
+    test_local@openstreetmap.org test-local@example.com }
+    bad = %w{ hi ht@ n@ @.com help@.me.uk help"hi.me.uk も対@応します
+    輕觸搖晃的遊戲@ah.com も対応します@s.name }

     
     ok.each do |name|
       user = users(:normal_user)
     
     ok.each do |name|
       user = users(:normal_user)


@@ -63,6 +66,75 @@ class UserTest < Test::Unit::TestCase
     user.display_name = ""
     assert !user.valid?
     user.display_name = nil
     user.display_name = ""
     assert !user.valid?
     user.display_name = nil

+    # Don't understand why it isn't allowing a nil value, 
+    # when the validates statements specifically allow it
+    # It appears the database does not allow null values

     assert !user.valid?
   end
     assert !user.valid?
   end

+  
+  def test_display_name_valid
+    # Due to sanitisation in the view some of these that you might not 
+    # expact are allowed
+    # However, would they affect the xml planet dumps?
+    ok = [ "Name", "'me", "he\"", "#ping", "<hr>", "*ho", "\"help\"@", 
+           "vergrößern", "ルシステムにも対応します", "輕觸搖晃的遊戲" ]
+    # These need to be 3 chars in length, otherwise the length test above
+    # should be used.
+    bad = [ "<hr/>", "test@example.com", "s/f", "aa/", "aa;", "aa.",
+            "aa,", "aa?", "/;.,?", "も対応します/" ]
+    ok.each do |display_name|
+      user = users(:normal_user)
+      user.display_name = display_name
+      assert user.valid?, "#{display_name} is invalid, when it should be"
+    end
+    
+    bad.each do |display_name|
+      user = users(:normal_user)
+      user.display_name = display_name
+      assert !user.valid?, "#{display_name} is valid when it shouldn't be"
+      assert_equal "is invalid", user.errors.on(:display_name)
+    end
+  end
+  
+  def test_friend_with
+    assert_equal true, users(:normal_user).is_friends_with?(users(:public_user))
+    assert_equal false, users(:normal_user).is_friends_with?(users(:inactive_user))
+    assert_equal false, users(:public_user).is_friends_with?(users(:normal_user))
+    assert_equal false, users(:public_user).is_friends_with?(users(:inactive_user))
+    assert_equal false, users(:inactive_user).is_friends_with?(users(:normal_user))
+    assert_equal false, users(:inactive_user).is_friends_with?(users(:public_user))
+  end
+  
+  def test_users_nearby
+    # second user has their data public and is close by normal user
+    assert_equal [users(:public_user)], users(:normal_user).nearby
+    # second_user has normal user nearby, but normal user has their data private
+    assert_equal [], users(:public_user).nearby
+    # inactive_user has no user nearby
+    assert_equal [], users(:inactive_user).nearby
+  end
+  
+  def test_friends_with
+    # normal user is a friend of second user
+    # it should be a one way friend accossitation
+    assert_equal 1, Friend.count
+    norm = users(:normal_user)
+    sec = users(:public_user)
+    #friend = Friend.new
+    #friend.befriender = norm
+    #friend.befriendee = sec
+    #friend.save
+    assert_equal [sec], norm.nearby
+    assert_equal 1, norm.nearby.size
+    assert_equal 1, Friend.count
+    assert_equal true, norm.is_friends_with?(sec)
+    assert_equal false, sec.is_friends_with?(norm)
+    assert_equal false, users(:normal_user).is_friends_with?(users(:inactive_user))
+    assert_equal false, users(:public_user).is_friends_with?(users(:normal_user))
+    assert_equal false, users(:public_user).is_friends_with?(users(:inactive_user))
+    assert_equal false, users(:inactive_user).is_friends_with?(users(:normal_user))
+    assert_equal false, users(:inactive_user).is_friends_with?(users(:public_user))
+    #Friend.delete(friend)
+    #assert_equal 0, Friend.count
+  end

 end
 end