# frozen_string_literal: true describe DiscourseAi::Toxicity::EntryPoint do fab!(:user) { Fabricate(:user, refresh_auto_groups: true) } describe "registering event callbacks" do before { SiteSetting.ai_toxicity_enabled = true } context "when creating a post" do let(:creator) do PostCreator.new( user, raw: "this is the new content for my topic", title: "this is my new topic title", ) end it "queues a job on post creation" do SiteSetting.ai_toxicity_enabled = true expect { creator.create }.to change(Jobs::ToxicityClassifyPost.jobs, :size).by(1) end end context "when editing a post" do fab!(:post) { Fabricate(:post, user: user) } let(:revisor) { PostRevisor.new(post) } it "queues a job on post update" do expect { revisor.revise!(user, raw: "This is my new test") }.to change( Jobs::ToxicityClassifyPost.jobs, :size, ).by(1) end end context "when creating a chat message" do fab!(:public_chat_channel) { Fabricate(:chat_channel) } it "queues a job when creating a chat message" do expect { Fabricate( :chat_message, chat_channel: public_chat_channel, user: user, message: "This is my new test", use_service: true, ) }.to change(Jobs::ToxicityClassifyChatMessage.jobs, :size).by(1) end end context "when editing a chat message" do # This fabricator trigger events because it uses the UpdateMessage service. # Using let makes the test fail. fab!(:chat_message) let(:updater) do Chat::UpdateMessage.call( guardian: Guardian.new(chat_message.user), message_id: chat_message.id, message: "This is my updated message", ) end it "queues a job on chat message update" do expect { updater.update }.to change(Jobs::ToxicityClassifyChatMessage.jobs, :size).by(1) end end end end