discourse/spec/jobs/mass_award_badge_spec.rb

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# frozen_string_literal: true
RSpec.describe Jobs::MassAwardBadge do
describe "#execute" do
fab!(:badge)
fab!(:user)
let(:email_mode) { "email" }
it "creates the badge for an existing user" do
execute_job(user)
expect(UserBadge.where(user: user, badge: badge).exists?).to eq(true)
end
it "also creates a notification for the user" do
execute_job(user)
expect(Notification.exists?(user: user)).to eq(true)
expect(UserBadge.where.not(notification_id: nil).exists?(user: user, badge: badge)).to eq(
true,
)
end
it "updates badge ranks correctly" do
user_2 = Fabricate(:user)
UserBadge.create!(
badge_id: Badge::Member,
user: user,
granted_by: Discourse.system_user,
granted_at: Time.now,
)
execute_job(user)
execute_job(user_2)
expect(UserBadge.find_by(user: user, badge: badge).featured_rank).to eq(2)
expect(UserBadge.find_by(user: user_2, badge: badge).featured_rank).to eq(1)
end
it "grants a badge multiple times to a user" do
badge.update!(multiple_grant: true)
Notification.destroy_all
execute_job(user, count: 4, grant_existing_holders: true)
instances = UserBadge.where(user: user, badge: badge)
expect(instances.count).to eq(4)
expect(instances.pluck(:seq).sort).to eq((0...4).to_a)
notifications = Notification.where(user: user)
expect(notifications.count).to eq(1)
expect(instances.map(&:notification_id).uniq).to contain_exactly(notifications.first.id)
end
def execute_job(user, count: 1, grant_existing_holders: false)
subject.execute(
user: user.id,
badge: badge.id,
count: count,
grant_existing_holders: grant_existing_holders,
)
end
end
end