Use trace instead of gpx_id in queries

[rails.git] / test / models / oauth_token_test.rb

diff --git a/test/models/oauth_token_test.rb b/test/models/oauth_token_test.rb
index da2e449f15cc266b4d7a78963e068ca8c0c4527a..28f2c34a17343cee7aace42f4a1c6c89cea45f1e 100644 (file)
--- a/test/models/oauth_token_test.rb
+++ b/test/models/oauth_token_test.rb
@@ -1,26 +1,23 @@
-require 'test_helper'
+require "test_helper"
 
 class OauthTokenTest < ActiveSupport::TestCase
-  api_fixtures
-
   ##
   # check that after calling invalidate! on a token, it is invalid.
   def test_token_invalidation
     tok = OauthToken.new
-    assert_equal false, tok.invalidated?, "Token should be created valid."
+    assert_not tok.invalidated?, "Token should be created valid."
     tok.invalidate!
-    assert_equal true, tok.invalidated?, "Token should now be invalid."
+    assert_predicate tok, :invalidated?, "Token should now be invalid."
   end
 
   ##
   # check that an authorized token is authorised and can be invalidated
   def test_token_authorisation
-    tok = RequestToken.create(:client_application => client_applications(:oauth_web_app))
-    assert_equal false, tok.authorized?, "Token should be created unauthorised."
-    tok.authorize!(users(:public_user))
-    assert_equal true, tok.authorized?, "Token should now be authorised."
+    tok = RequestToken.create(:client_application => create(:client_application))
+    assert_not tok.authorized?, "Token should be created unauthorised."
+    tok.authorize!(create(:user))
+    assert_predicate tok, :authorized?, "Token should now be authorised."
     tok.invalidate!
-    assert_equal false, tok.authorized?, "Token should now be invalid."
+    assert_not tok.authorized?, "Token should now be invalid."
   end
-
 end