def test_remove_invalid_token():
testData = create_data(1)
testMessage = send(testData[0]['token'], testData[1]['channel_id'],
"Message")['message_id']
testData[0]['token'] = "NOT_VALID_TOKEN"
with pytest.raises(AccessError):
remove("NOT_VALID_TOKEN", testMessage)
def test_remove_unauthorised_not_admin():
testData = create_data(1)
testData2 = create_data(2)
joi(testData2[0]['token'], testData[1]['channel_id'])
# testData sent the message and is admin
testMessage = send(testData2[0]['token'], testData[1]['channel_id'],
"Message")
# testData sent the message and testData is the owner/admin of BOTH the slackr and the channel so testData 2 shouldn't be able to remove
with pytest.raises(AccessError):
remove(testData2[0]['token'], testMessage)
def test_edit_empty_string():
testData = create_data(1)
testMessage = send(testData[0]['token'], testData[1]['channel_id'],
"This is a message that should be removed")
result = edit(
testData[0]['token'], testMessage,
"") # Should NOT throw an error here - should remove the message
# First, a quick sanity check on the return value and type
assert type(result) is dict
assert result == {}
# Now, we can check the message is actually gone by trying to remove it (should throw AccessError - should have been deleted)
with pytest.raises(InputError):
remove(testData[0]['token'], testMessage)
def test_remove_authorised_not_admin():
testData = create_data(1)
testData2 = create_data(2)
joi(testData2[0]['token'], testData[1]['channel_id'])
# The user of testData2 sent the message; but is not an admin (did not joi the channel first - see assumptions)
testMessage = send(testData2[0]['token'], testData[1]['channel_id'],
"Message")
# The user of testData2 should still be able to remove the message
result = remove(testData2[0]['token'], testMessage)
assert type(result) is dict
assert result == {}
def test_remove_unauthorised_admin():
# Create 1 admin of channel and 1 member of channel
testData = create_data(1)
testData2 = create_data(2)
# The user of testData is owner (joied first - see assumptions)
joi(testData2[0]['token'], testData[1]['channel_id'])
testMessage = send(testData2[0]['token'], testData[1]['channel_id'],
"Test")
# The user of testData2 sent the message but testData is the owner/admin of †he channel so should be able to remove
result = remove(testData[0]['token'], testMessage)
assert type(result) is dict
assert result == {}
def msg_remove():
data = request.get_json()
message.remove(data['token'], int(data['message_id']))
return dumps({})
def test_remove_createnot_found():
testData = create_data(1)
with pytest.raises(InputError):
remove(testData[0]['token'], 000000000000)