def test_get_user_for_user_id(app):
with app.app_context():
g.user_id = 'test'
service = AuthService('secret')
user = service.get_user_for_user_id(1)
assert user.id == 1
with app.app_context():
g.user_id = 'test'
service = AuthService('secret')
user = service.get_user_for_user_id(100)
assert user is None
def test_create_thread(app):
with app.app_context():
auth_service = AuthService('secret')
thread_service = ThreadService()
user1 = auth_service.get_user_for_user_id(100)
user2 = auth_service.get_user_for_user_id(101)
# test runtime error for users that do not exist
with pytest.raises(RuntimeError):
thread = thread_service.create_thread(user1, user2)
assert thread is None
with app.app_context():
auth_service = AuthService('secret')
thread_service = ThreadService()
user1 = auth_service.get_user_for_user_id(1)
user2 = auth_service.get_user_for_user_id(2)
# test not creating duplicate thread for thread that already exists
thread = thread_service.create_thread(user1, user2)
assert thread is None
with app.app_context():
auth_service = AuthService('secret')
thread_service = ThreadService()
user1 = auth_service.get_user_for_user_id(1)
user2 = auth_service.get_user_for_user_id(2)
# test overriding thread for thread that already exists
thread = thread_service.create_thread(user1, user2, force=True)
assert thread is not None and thread.is_active is True
with app.app_context():
auth_service = AuthService('secret')
thread_service = ThreadService()
user3 = auth_service.get_user_for_user_id(3)
user4 = auth_service.get_user_for_user_id(4)
# test new thread creation
thread = thread_service.create_thread(user3, user4, force=True)
assert thread
