def test_invalid_token(register_login):
# Setting up invalid token to be passed into user_profile.
user = register_login
u_id = user["u_id"]
# token is invalid since token can only have numerical values.
# Since token is invalid, function should raise an InputError.
with pytest.raises(AccessError):
user_profile(token_hash(2), u_id)
def test_invalid_uid(register_login):
# Setting up invalid u_id to be passed into user_profile.
user = register_login
token = user["token"]
u_id = 'invalid_uid'
# u_id is invalid since u_id can only have numerical values.
# Since u_id is invalid, function should raise an InputError.
with pytest.raises(InputError):
user_profile(token, u_id)
def standup_send(token, channel_id, message):
"""
standup_send
Args:
token: authorises user
channel_id: the target channel to buffer a message to the active standup
message: the message to buffer into the active standup
"""
print(token)
print(channel_id)
print(message)
u_id = token_validator(token)['u_id']
channel_validator(channel_id)
# Verify that the standup is currently active
if not standup_active(token, channel_id)['is_active']:
raise InputError("There is already a standup currently active")
# Verify that the is under 1000 characters
if len(message) > 1000:
raise InputError("Message is more than 1000 characters")
# Verifies that the user is a member of the channel
channel_details(token, channel_id)
handle_str = user_profile(token, u_id)['user']['handle_str']
standup.add_standup_queue(message, handle_str)
return {}
def test_successful_edit_2(register_login):
user = register_login
token = user["token"]
new_email = "*****@*****.**"
user_profile_setemail(token, new_email)
profile = user_profile(token_hash(0), user['u_id'])['user']['email']
assert profile == new_email
auth_register("*****@*****.**", "password2", "Richard2", "Shen2")
token2 = auth_login("*****@*****.**", "password2")
new_email2 = "*****@*****.**"
user_profile_setemail(token2['token'], new_email2)
profile2 = user_profile(token_hash(0), token2['u_id'])['user']['email']
assert profile2 == new_email2
def user_profile_flask():
token = request.args.get('token')
u_id = int(request.args.get('u_id'))
result = u.user_profile(token, u_id)
result['user']['profile_img_url'] = 'http://' + str(
request.host) + '/profile_pictures/' + str(
result['user']['profile_img_url'])
return dumps(result)
def test_successful_edit(register_login):
user = register_login
token = user["token"]
new_email = "*****@*****.**"
user_profile_setemail(token, new_email)
profile = user_profile(token_hash(0), user['u_id'])['user']['email']
assert profile == new_email
def test_valid_handle_str(register_login):
# Setting up valid token to be passed into user_profile_sethandle.
user = register_login
token = user["token"]
u_id = user["u_id"]
profile = user_profile(token, u_id)['user']
# Current handle should be default concatenation of first and last name.
current_handle = profile['handle_str']
assert current_handle == 'angusdoe'
# handle_str will be valid since unique and between 3 & 20 characters.
handle_str = 'test_new_handle'
user_profile_sethandle(token, handle_str)
# Since all inputs are valid, the users handle should be updated as
# 'test_new_handle'
new_handle = user_profile(token, u_id)['user']['handle_str']
assert new_handle == handle_str
def test_standup_send_1000(channel_with_user, standup):
assert standup['is_active']
sender = channel_with_user
valid_message = "*" * 1000
standup_send(sender['token'], sender['c_id'], valid_message)
until_standup_finishes = 2 # seconds
sleep(until_standup_finishes)
messages = channel_messages(sender['token'], sender['c_id'], 0)['messages']
handle_str = user_profile(sender['token'], sender['u_id'])['user']['handle_str']
assert messages[0]['message'] == f"{handle_str}: {valid_message}"
def test_invalid_short(register_login):
# Setting up valid token to be passed into user_profile_sethandle.
user = register_login
token = user["token"]
u_id = user["u_id"]
profile = user_profile(token, u_id)['user']
# Current handle should be default concatenation of first and last name.
current_handle = profile['handle_str']
assert current_handle == 'angusdoe'
# handle_str will be invalid as it is less than 3 characters
handle_str = 'xd'
# Since handle_str is too short, it should raise an input error
with pytest.raises(InputError):
user_profile_sethandle(token, handle_str)
def test_same_handle(register_login):
# Setting up valid token to be passed into user_profile_sethandle.
user = register_login
token = user["token"]
u_id = user["u_id"]
profile = user_profile(token, u_id)['user']
# Current handle should be default concatenation of first and last name.
current_handle = profile['handle_str']
assert current_handle == 'angusdoe'
# handle_str will be invalid as current user already using that handle
handle_str = 'angusdoe'
# Since handle_str is already used, it should raise an input error
with pytest.raises(InputError):
user_profile_sethandle(token, handle_str)
def test_standup_send_multiple(channel_with_user, standup):
assert standup['is_active']
sender = channel_with_user
standup_send(sender['token'], sender['c_id'], "Test Message 1")
standup_send(sender['token'], sender['c_id'], "Test Message 2")
until_standup_finishes = 2 # seconds
sleep(until_standup_finishes)
messages = channel_messages(sender['token'], sender['c_id'], 0)['messages']
handle_str = user_profile(sender['token'], sender['u_id'])['user']['handle_str']
standup_messages = f"{handle_str}: Test Message 1\n" + f"{handle_str}: Test Message 2"
assert messages[0]['message'] == standup_messages
def test_valid_setname(register_login):
# Create previous user to test right user is changed
register_login
auth_register("*****@*****.**", "password", "John", "Boo")
user = auth_login("*****@*****.**", "password")
user_profile_setname(user['token'], 'Second', 'Boe')
changed_user_info = user_profile(user['token'], user['u_id'])
# Check if user information has changed
assert [
changed_user_info['user']['name_first'],
changed_user_info['user']['name_last']
] == ['Second', 'Boe']
def test_standup_send_member(channel_with_user, standup):
assert standup['is_active']
owner = channel_with_user
# Login and register another user who will send the message
auth_register('*****@*****.**', 'password', 'name_first', 'name_last')
member = auth_login('*****@*****.**', 'password')
channel_join(member['token'], owner['c_id'])
standup_send(member['token'], owner['c_id'], "Member Message")
until_standup_finishes = 2 # seconds
sleep(until_standup_finishes)
messages = channel_messages(member['token'], owner['c_id'], 0)['messages']
handle_str = user_profile(member['token'], member['u_id'])['user']['handle_str']
assert messages[0]['message'] == f"{handle_str}: Member Message"
def test_valid_user(register_login):
# Setting up valid token and u_id to be passed into user_profile.
user = register_login
token = user["token"]
u_id = user["u_id"]
result = user_profile(token, u_id)
# Since all inputs are valid, should return the users data.
assert result == {
'user': {
'u_id': 1,
'email': '*****@*****.**',
'name_first': 'Angus',
'name_last': 'Doe',
'handle_str': 'angusdoe',
'permission_id': 2,
'profile_img_url': 'default.jpg'
},
}