package WebGUI::Test::Maker::Permission; use base 'WebGUI::Test::Maker'; use Scalar::Util qw( blessed ); use Test::More; =head1 NAME WebGUI::Test::Maker::Permission -- Test::Maker subclass for WebGUI Permissions =head1 SYNOPSIS use Test::More; use WebGUI::Test::Maker::Permission; my $maker = WebGUI::Test::Maker::Permission->new(); $maker->prepare({ object => WebGUI::Asset->new, method => "canView", pass => [userId, userId], fail => [userId, userId], }); plan tests => $maker->plan; $maker->run; =head1 DESCRIPTION Test generator for testing WebGUI permissions. WebGUI permissions subroutines take a single argument (a userId), or they use the default user from the current session. They return true if the user has permission, or false otherwise. This module tests permissions subroutines by running a list of userIds that should either pass or fail the permissions. =head1 DEPENDS This module depends on =over 4 =item * Test::More =back =head1 METHODS =head2 new Create a new WebGUI::Test::Maker::Permission object. =cut =head2 get Get a setting. See C for a list of settings. =cut #---------------------------------------------------------------------------- =head2 plan Returns the number of tests currently prepared. This module runs two tests for each userId in either the C or C keys of the C hash reference. =cut sub plan { my $self = shift; my $plan; for my $test ( @{$self->{_tests}} ) { if ($test->{pass}) { $plan += @{$test->{pass}} * 2; } if ($test->{fail}) { $plan += @{$test->{fail}} * 2; } } return $plan; } #---------------------------------------------------------------------------- =head2 plan_per_test Returns undef. There is no way to pre-calculate how many tests this will run =cut sub plan_per_test { return undef; } #---------------------------------------------------------------------------- =head2 prepare Prepare a test(s). Returns the object for convenience. The following keys are required: =over 4 =item object An instanciated object to work on. =item method The permissions method to test =item pass An array reference of userIds or WebGUI::User objects that should pass the permissions test. =item fail An array reference of userIds or WebGUI::User objects that should fail the permissions test. =back There are no optional parameters. =cut sub prepare { my $self = shift; my @tests = @_; my $test_num = 0; for my $test (@tests) { $test_num++; croak("Couldn't prepare: Test $test_num has no object") unless $test->{object}; croak("Couldn't prepare: Test $test_num has no method") unless $test->{method}; croak("Couldn't prepare: Test $test_num has no pass/fail") unless $test->{pass} || $test->{fail}; croak("Couldn't prepare: Test $test_num, pass is not an array reference") if $test->{pass} && ref $test->{pass} ne "ARRAY"; croak("Couldn't prepare: Test $test_num, fail is not an array reference") if $test->{fail} && ref $test->{fail} ne "ARRAY"; # Make sure pass and fail arrayrefs are userIds for my $array ( $test->{pass, fail} ) { for ( my $i = 0; $i < @$array; $i++ ) { # If is a User object, replace with userId if ( blessed $array->[$i] && $array->[$i]->isa("WebGUI::User") ) { $array->[$i] = $array->[$i]->userId; } } } push @{$self->{_tests}}, $test; } return $self; } #---------------------------------------------------------------------------- =head2 run Run the tests we've prepared and delete them as we run them. =cut sub run { my $self = shift; while (my $test = shift @{ $self->{_tests} }) { my $o = $test->{object}; my $m = $test->{method}; if ($test->{pass}) { for my $userId (@{$test->{pass}}) { # Test the userId parameter ok( $o->$m($userId), "$userId passes $m check for " . blessed $o ); # Test the default session user my $oldUser = $o->session->user; $o->session->user( WebGUI::User->new($o->session, $userId) ); ok( $o->$m(), "$userId passes $m check using default user for " . blessed $o ); $o->session->user($oldUser); } } if ($test->{fail}) { for my $userId (@{$test->{fail}}) { # Test the userId parameter ok( !($o->$m($userId)), "$userId fails $m check for " . blessed $o ); # Test the default session user my $oldUser = $o->session->user; $o->session->user( WebGUI::User->new($o->session, $userId) ); ok( !($o->$m()), "$userId fails $m check using default user for " . blessed $o ); $o->session->user($oldUser); } } } } #---------------------------------------------------------------------------- =head2 set Set a setting. Currently this module has no settings =cut 1;