def test_user_remove_messages_removed(
reset, create_public_channel, make_user_cd):
'''
Testing if the users messages are removed
'''
# creating a public channel
channel_id, owner_info = create_public_channel
# creating user
user_info = make_user_cd
# joining and sending a message
channel_join(user_info['token'], channel_id['channel_id'])
message_send(user_info['token'], channel_id['channel_id'], 'HelloWorld')
print(
channel_messages(
owner_info['token'],
channel_id['channel_id'],
start=0))
# removing user
user_remove(owner_info['token'], user_info['u_id'])
# should be empty
messages = channel_messages(
owner_info['token'],
channel_id['channel_id'],
start=0)
assert len(messages['messages']) == 1
def test_user_remove_own_self(reset, make_user_ab):
'''
Testing user cannot remove himself
'''
# creating admin
admin_info = make_user_ab
with pytest.raises(InputError):
user_remove(admin_info['token'], admin_info['u_id'])
def test_user_remove_no_user(reset, create_public_channel, make_user_ab):
'''
Testing removing a non-existent user
'''
# creating a public channel
_, owner_info = create_public_channel
with pytest.raises(InputError):
user_remove(owner_info['token'], owner_info['u_id'] + 1)
def test_user_remove_all_details(reset, make_user_ab, make_user_cd):
'''
Testing that no details are left after removal
'''
# creating admin and user
admin_info = make_user_ab
user_info = make_user_cd
user_remove(admin_info['token'], user_info['u_id'])
with pytest.raises(InputError):
user_profile(admin_info['token'], user_info['u_id'])
def test_user_remove_not_admin(
reset, make_user_ab, make_user_cd, make_user_ef):
'''
A reguler member tries to remove user
'''
# creating users
user1_info = make_user_cd
user2_info = make_user_ef
with pytest.raises(AccessError):
user_remove(user1_info['token'], user2_info['u_id'])
def test_user_remove_invalid_token(reset, create_public_channel, make_user_ab):
'''
Invalid token raises AccessError
'''
# creating a public channel
_, owner_info = create_public_channel
# create user
user_info = make_user_ab
with pytest.raises(AccessError):
user_remove(owner_info['token'] + 'a', user_info['u_id'])
def user_remove():
'''
A wrapper for other.user_remove()
'''
token = request.args.get('token')
u_id = request.args.get('u_id')
if not token or not u_id:
raise RequestError(description='Missing data in request body')
other.user_remove(token, int(u_id))
return json.dumps({})
def test_user_remove_removed_from_channel(
reset, create_public_channel, make_user_cd):
'''
Checking if user is actually removed from all subscribed channels
'''
# creating a public channel
channel_id, owner_info = create_public_channel
# creating user
user_info = make_user_cd
# joining
channel_join(user_info['token'], channel_id['channel_id'])
# removing user
user_remove(owner_info['token'], user_info['u_id'])
# getting the details of the channel
ch_details = channel_details(owner_info['token'], channel_id['channel_id'])
# The reason we assume it is 2 is because we have a hangman bot in each
# channel
assert len(ch_details['all_members']) == 2