def test_sender_message_remove_success(channel_with_user, ):
owner = channel_with_user
# Create second user who will send the message
auth_register("*****@*****.**", "password", "First", "Last")
sender = auth_login("*****@*****.**", "password")
channel_join(sender['token'], owner['c_id'])
# Ensure there's no messages in the channel to begin with
messages = channel_messages(owner['token'], owner['c_id'], 0)['messages']
assert not messages
# Send the message with a user other than the owner
message_id = message_send(sender['token'], owner['c_id'], "Test Message")
# Verify the message was sent inbetween creating and removing
message = channel_messages(owner['token'], owner['c_id'], 0)['messages']
assert message[0]['message_id'] == 0
assert message[0]['u_id'] == 1
assert message[0]['message'] == 'Test Message'
# Remove message
message_remove(sender['token'], message_id['message_id'])
# Verify that the message was removed
messages = channel_messages(owner['token'], owner['c_id'], 0)['messages']
assert not messages
def test_flockr_owner_remover(channel_with_user):
clear()
# Creating the flockr owner
auth_register("*****@*****.**", "flockr_ownerpassword",
"flockr_ownerFirstname", "flockr_ownerLastname")
flockr_owner = auth_login("*****@*****.**", "flockr_ownerpassword")
# Creating the owner and their own channel
auth_register("*****@*****.**", "ownerpassword", "ownerFirstname",
"ownerLastname")
owner = auth_login("*****@*****.**", "ownerpassword")
public = True
channel_id = channels_create(owner['token'], "Channel", public)
# Creating the message via the owner
message_id = message_send(owner['token'], channel_id['channel_id'],
"Test Message 1")
message = channel_messages(owner['token'], channel_id['channel_id'],
0)['messages']
# assert message == [
# {'message_id': 0, 'u_id': 1, 'message': 'Test Message 1', 'time_created': timestamp}
# ]
assert message[0]['message_id'] == 0
assert message[0]['u_id'] == 1
assert message[0]['message'] == 'Test Message 1'
# Removing the message via the flockr owner
message_remove(flockr_owner['token'], message_id['message_id'])
messages = channel_messages(owner['token'], channel_id['channel_id'],
0)['messages']
assert not messages
def test_multiple_messages_success(channel_with_user):
owner = channel_with_user
# Ensure there's no messages in the channel to begin with
messages = channel_messages(owner['token'], owner['c_id'], 0)['messages']
assert not messages
# Assumption: No need to test whether a message has been sent with message_send as this would be covered by message_send functions
# Send 2 messages
message_to_remove = message_send(owner['token'], owner['c_id'],
"Test Message 1")
message_send(owner['token'], owner['c_id'], "Test Message 2")
# Verify the message was sent inbetween creating and removing
message = channel_messages(owner['token'], owner['c_id'], 0)['messages']
assert message[0]['message_id'] == 0
assert message[0]['u_id'] == 0
assert message[0]['message'] == 'Test Message 1'
assert message[1]['message_id'] == 1
assert message[1]['u_id'] == 0
assert message[1]['message'] == 'Test Message 2'
# Remove 1st message
message_remove(owner['token'], message_to_remove['message_id'])
# Verify that the 2nd message has become the first message in the channel
message = channel_messages(owner['token'], owner['c_id'], 0)['messages']
assert message[0]['message_id'] == 1
assert message[0]['u_id'] == 0
assert message[0]['message'] == 'Test Message 2'
def test_invalid_message_id(channel_with_user):
owner = channel_with_user
message_send(owner['token'], owner['c_id'], "Test Message 1")
invalid_message_id = -1
with pytest.raises(InputError):
message_remove(owner['token'], invalid_message_id)
def test_reused_message_id(channel_with_user):
owner = channel_with_user
# Ensure there's no messages in the channel to begin with
messages = channel_messages(owner['token'], owner['c_id'], 0)['messages']
assert not messages
# Send message
message_id = message_send(owner['token'], owner['c_id'], "Test Message 1")
message_remove(owner['token'], message_id['message_id'])
# Failed message removal due to message already having been removed
with pytest.raises(InputError):
message_remove(owner['token'], message_id['message_id'])
def message_remove_flask():
payload = request.get_json()
token = payload['token']
message_id = payload['message_id']
return dumps(m.message_remove(token, message_id))
def test_unauthorised_remover(channel_with_user):
owner = channel_with_user
# Ensure there's no messages in the channel to begin with
messages = channel_messages(owner['token'], owner['c_id'], 0)['messages']
assert not messages
# Send the first message
message_id = message_send(owner['token'], owner['c_id'], "Test Message 1")
# Register a second user
auth_register("*****@*****.**", "password1", "unauthorised",
"remover")
unauthorised_remover = auth_login("*****@*****.**", "password1")
channel_join(unauthorised_remover['token'], owner['c_id'])
# Access Error, as the user trying to remove the message did not send it and is not an owner
with pytest.raises(AccessError):
message_remove(unauthorised_remover['token'], message_id['message_id'])
def test_owner_message_remove_success(channel_with_user):
owner = channel_with_user
# Ensure there's no messages in the channel to begin with
messages = channel_messages(owner['token'], owner['c_id'], 0)['messages']
assert not messages
# Send message
message_id = message_send(owner['token'], owner['c_id'], "Test Message 1")
# Verify the message was sent inbetween creating and removing
message = channel_messages(owner['token'], owner['c_id'], 0)['messages']
assert message[0]['message_id'] == 0
assert message[0]['u_id'] == 0
assert message[0]['message'] == 'Test Message 1'
# Remove message
message_remove(owner['token'], message_id['message_id'])
# Verify that the message was removed
messages = channel_messages(owner['token'], owner['c_id'], 0)['messages']
assert not messages