discourse/spec/models/group_spec.rb

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require 'spec_helper'
describe Group do
# UGLY but perf is horrible with this callback
before do
User.set_callback(:create, :after, :ensure_in_trust_level_group)
end
after do
User.skip_callback(:create, :after, :ensure_in_trust_level_group)
end
describe "validation" do
let(:group) { build(:group) }
it "is invalid for blank" do
group.name = ""
group.valid?.should == false
end
it "is valid for a longer name" do
group.name = "this_is_a_name"
group.valid?.should == true
end
it "is invalid for non names" do
group.name = "this is_a_name"
group.valid?.should == false
end
end
def real_admins
Group[:admins].user_ids - [-1]
end
def real_moderators
Group[:moderators].user_ids - [-1]
end
def real_staff
Group[:staff].user_ids - [-1]
end
it "Can update moderator/staff/admin groups correctly" do
admin = Fabricate(:admin)
moderator = Fabricate(:moderator)
Group.refresh_automatic_groups!(:admins, :staff, :moderators)
real_admins.should == [admin.id]
real_moderators.should == [moderator.id]
real_staff.sort.should == [moderator.id,admin.id].sort
admin.admin = false
admin.save
Group.refresh_automatic_group!(:admins)
real_admins.should == []
moderator.revoke_moderation!
admin.grant_admin!
real_admins.should == [admin.id]
real_staff.should == [admin.id]
admin.revoke_admin!
real_admins.should == []
real_staff.should == []
admin.grant_moderation!
real_moderators.should == [admin.id]
real_staff.should == [admin.id]
admin.revoke_moderation!
real_admins.should == []
real_staff.should == []
end
it "Correctly updates automatic trust level groups" do
user = Fabricate(:user)
Group[:trust_level_0].user_ids.should include user.id
user.change_trust_level!(TrustLevel[1])
Group[:trust_level_1].user_ids.should include user.id
user.change_trust_level!(TrustLevel[2])
Group[:trust_level_1].user_ids.should include user.id
Group[:trust_level_2].user_ids.should include user.id
user2 = Fabricate(:coding_horror)
user2.change_trust_level!(TrustLevel[3])
Group[:trust_level_2].user_ids.sort.should == [-1, user.id, user2.id].sort
end
it "Correctly updates all automatic groups upon request" do
Fabricate(:admin)
user = Fabricate(:user)
user.change_trust_level!(TrustLevel[2])
Group.exec_sql("update groups set user_count=0 where id = #{Group::AUTO_GROUPS[:trust_level_2]}")
Group.refresh_automatic_groups!
groups = Group.includes(:users).to_a
groups.count.should == Group::AUTO_GROUPS.count
g = groups.find{|g| g.id == Group::AUTO_GROUPS[:admins]}
g.users.count.should == 2
g.user_count.should == 2
g = groups.find{|g| g.id == Group::AUTO_GROUPS[:staff]}
g.users.count.should == 2
g.user_count.should == 2
g = groups.find{|g| g.id == Group::AUTO_GROUPS[:trust_level_1]}
# admin, system and user
g.users.count.should == 3
g.user_count.should == 3
g = groups.find{|g| g.id == Group::AUTO_GROUPS[:trust_level_2]}
# system and user
g.users.count.should == 2
g.user_count.should == 2
end
it "can set members via usernames helper" do
g = Fabricate(:group)
u1 = Fabricate(:user)
u2 = Fabricate(:user)
u3 = Fabricate(:user)
g.add(u1)
g.save!
usernames = "#{u2.username},#{u3.username}"
# no side effects please
g.usernames = usernames
g.reload
g.users.count.should == 1
g.usernames = usernames
g.save!
g.usernames.split(",").sort.should == usernames.split(",").sort
end
it "correctly destroys groups" do
g = Fabricate(:group)
u1 = Fabricate(:user)
g.add(u1)
g.save!
g.destroy
User.where(id: u1.id).count.should == 1
GroupUser.where(group_id: g.id).count.should == 0
end
it "has custom fields" do
group = Fabricate(:group)
group.custom_fields["a"].should == nil
group.custom_fields["hugh"] = "jackman"
group.custom_fields["jack"] = "black"
group.save
group = Group.find(group.id)
group.custom_fields.should == {"hugh" => "jackman", "jack" => "black"}
end
it "allows you to lookup a new group by name" do
group = Fabricate(:group)
group.id.should == Group[group.name].id
group.id.should == Group[group.name.to_sym].id
end
it "can find desired groups correctly" do
Group.desired_trust_level_groups(2).sort.should == [10,11,12]
end
it "correctly handles trust level changes" do
user = Fabricate(:user, trust_level: 2)
Group.user_trust_level_change!(user.id, 2)
user.groups.map(&:name).sort.should == ["trust_level_0","trust_level_1", "trust_level_2"]
Group.user_trust_level_change!(user.id, 0)
user.reload
user.groups.map(&:name).sort.should == ["trust_level_0"]
end
end