require 'spec_helper' describe EmailToken do it { should validate_presence_of :user_id } it { should validate_presence_of :email } it { should belong_to :user } context '#create' do let(:user) { Fabricate(:user) } let!(:original_token) { user.email_tokens.first } let!(:email_token) { user.email_tokens.create(email: 'bubblegum@adevnturetime.ooo') } it 'should create the email token' do email_token.should be_present end it 'is valid' do email_token.should be_valid end it 'has a token' do email_token.token.should be_present end it 'is not confirmed' do email_token.should_not be_confirmed end it 'is not expired' do email_token.should_not be_expired end it 'marks the older token as expired' do original_token.reload original_token.should be_expired end end context '#confirm' do let(:user) { Fabricate(:user) } let(:email_token) { user.email_tokens.first } it 'returns nil with a nil token' do EmailToken.confirm(nil).should be_blank end it 'returns nil with a made up token' do EmailToken.confirm(EmailToken.generate_token).should be_blank end it 'returns nil unless the token is the right length' do EmailToken.confirm('a').should be_blank end it 'returns nil when a token is expired' do email_token.update_column(:expired, true) EmailToken.confirm(email_token.token).should be_blank end it 'returns nil when a token is older than a specific time' do EmailToken.expects(:valid_after).returns(1.week.ago) email_token.update_column(:created_at, 2.weeks.ago) EmailToken.confirm(email_token.token).should be_blank end context 'taken email address' do before do @other_user = Fabricate(:coding_horror) email_token.update_attribute :email, @other_user.email end it 'returns nil when the email has been taken since the token has been generated' do EmailToken.confirm(email_token.token).should be_blank end end context 'welcome message' do it 'sends a welcome message when the user is activated' do user = EmailToken.confirm(email_token.token) user.send_welcome_message.should be_true end context "when using the code a second time" do before do EmailToken.confirm(email_token.token) end it "doesn't send the welcome message" do user = EmailToken.confirm(email_token.token) user.send_welcome_message.should be_false end end end context 'success' do let!(:confirmed_user) { EmailToken.confirm(email_token.token) } it "returns the correct user" do confirmed_user.should == user end it 'marks the user as active' do confirmed_user.reload confirmed_user.should be_active end it 'marks the token as confirmed' do email_token.reload email_token.should be_confirmed end end end end