def test_user_all04():
user1 = auth.register("*****@*****.**", "test", "John", "Smith")
user2 = auth.register("*****@*****.**", "Example", "Jhn", "Smith")
user3 = auth.register("*****@*****.**", "Example", "Jon", "Smith")
user4 = auth.register("*****@*****.**", "Example", "Bon", "Smoth")
pub_channel = channels.create(user1['token'], 'awesomechannel', True)
priv_channel = channels.create(user2['token'], 'notcool', False)
channel.joi(user3['token'],pub_channel['channel_id'])
channel.joi(user2['token'],priv_channel['channel_id'])
users_dictionary = {
'users' : [
profile(user1['token'],user1['u_id']),
profile(user2['token'],user2['u_id']),
profile(user3['token'],user3['u_id']),
profile(user4['token'],user4['u_id'])
]
}
assert all_(user1['token']) == users_dictionary
assert all_(user2['token']) == users_dictionary
assert all_(user3['token']) == users_dictionary
assert all_(user4['token']) == users_dictionary
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_unauthorised_not_admin():
testData = create_data(1)
testData2 = create_data(2)
joi(testData2[0]['token'], testData[1]['channel_id'])
# The user of testData sent the message and is admin
testMessage = send(testData2[0]['token'], testData[1]['channel_id'],
"Message")
# The user of testData sent the message and testData is the owner/admin so testData 2 shouldn't be able to remove
with pytest.raises(AccessError):
edit(testData2[0]['token'], testMessage, "newMessage")
def bot_join(channel_id):
'''
Input - channel_id
Joins a channel directly as a bot.
No message is shown upon joining.
'''
# join a channel as a bot.
# NOTE: cannot join private channels.
for channel in all_channels:
if channel["channel_id"] == channel_id:
bot_id = discrete.find_uid("*****@*****.**")
token_bot = common.encode_token({"u_id": bot_id})
joi(token_bot, channel_id)
def test_edit_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
testMessage = send(testData2[0]['token'], testData[1]['channel_id'],
"Message")
# The user of testData2 should still be able to edit the message
result = edit(testData2[0]['token'], testMessage, "new msg")
assert type(result) is dict
assert result == {}
def test_edit_unauthorised_admin():
#C reate 1 admin of channel and 1 member of channel
testData = create_data(1)
testData2 = create_data(2)
# The user of testData is owner
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 so should be able to edit
result = edit(testData[0]['token'], testMessage, "newmessage")
assert type(result) is dict
assert result == {}
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 test_chjn02(validUser, owner):
# Non-member attempting to join a private channel
with pt.raises(AccessError):
ch.joi(validUser.details2["token"], owner.priv_channel["channel_id"])
def test_chjn01(validUser, owner):
with pt.raises(InputError):
ch.joi(owner.details["token"], "INVALID_CHANNEL_ID")
def test_chjn00(validUser, owner):
assert ch.joi(validUser.details["token"],
owner.real_channel["channel_id"]) == {}
ch.lev(validUser.details["token"], owner.real_channel["channel_id"])
def ch_joi():
data = request.get_json()
return dumps(ch.joi(data["token"], int(data["channel_id"])))