webgui/t/Asset/Post.t

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# (docs/license.txt) that came with this distribution before using
# this software.
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# XXX I (chrisn) started this file to test the features I added to the
# Collaboration / Post system for 7.5, but didn't have the time available to me
# to do a full test suite for the Post Wobject. This means that this test suite
# is *largely incomplete* and should be finished. What is here *is* the
# following:
#
#
# 1. The basic framework for a test suite for the Post Asset.
# Includes setup, cleanup, boilerplate, etc. Basically the really boring,
# repetitive parts of the test that you don't want to write yourself.
# 2. The tests for the features I've implemented; namely, functionality and
# general access controls on who can edit a post.
use FindBin;
use strict;
use lib "$FindBin::Bin/../lib";
use WebGUI::Test;
use WebGUI::Session;
use Test::More tests => 5; # increment this value for each test you create
use WebGUI::Asset::Wobject::Collaboration;
use WebGUI::Asset::Post;
use WebGUI::Asset::Post::Thread;
use WebGUI::User;
use WebGUI::Group;
my $session = WebGUI::Test->session;
# Do our work in the import node
my $node = WebGUI::Asset->getImportNode($session);
# Grab a named version tag
my $versionTag = WebGUI::VersionTag->getWorking($session);
$versionTag->set({name=>"Collab setup"});
# Need to create a Collaboration system in which the post lives.
my $collab = $node->addChild({className => 'WebGUI::Asset::Wobject::Collaboration', editTimeout => '1'});
# The Collaboration system must be committed before a post can be made.
$versionTag->commit();
# Need to do $post->canEdit tests, which test group membership. Therefore,
# create three users and a group for the process. One user will be doing the
# posting. This user will *not* be able to edit the post after the editTimeout
# has expired. The second user will be in the groupToEditPosts group, and *will*
# be able to edit the post. The third user will be in the groupIdEdit group,
# which is *also* allowed edit rights for the post after the timeout has
# expired.
my $postingUser = WebGUI::User->new($session, 'new');
my $otherUser = WebGUI::User->new($session, 'new');
my $groupIdEditUser = WebGUI::User->new($session, 'new');
my $groupToEditPost = WebGUI::Group->new($session, $collab->get('groupToEditPost'));
my $groupIdEditGroup = WebGUI::Group->new($session, $collab->get('groupIdEdit'));
$postingUser->username('userForPosting');
$otherUser->username('otherUser');
# Add the posting user to the group allowd to post.
$postingUser->addToGroups([$collab->get('postGroupId')]);
# Add $otherUser to $groupToEditPost so that they can edit the posts after the
# timeout has expired.
$otherUser->addToGroups([$groupToEditPost->getId]);
# Similarly, add $groupIdEditUser to $groupIdEditGroup so that they, too, can
# edit posts after the timeout has expired.
$groupIdEditUser->addToGroups([$groupIdEditGroup->getId]);
# We need to become $postingUser to ensure that the canEdit tests below use
# $postingUser's credentials rather than the default user assigned to the
# WebGUI::Test->session user.
$session->user({userId => $postingUser->userId});
# finally, add the post to the collaboration system
my $props = {
className => 'WebGUI::Asset::Post::Thread',
content => 'hello, world!',
};
my $post = $collab->addChild($props);
# Test for a sane object type
isa_ok($post, 'WebGUI::Asset::Post::Thread');
# make the posting user own the post
# the collab system's properties are correct, the post has been posted and
# belongs to the correct user. It's time to carry out the $post->canEdit tests.
# sleep one second to ensure that the editTimeout has expired for $postingUser.
# Then do the tests. ->canEdit() reads the user field from the session object,
# so for the test that's supposed to pass (for $otherUser, who's in
# $groupToEditPost), we need to change the session user a second time. The same
# applies for $groupIdEditUser, for a total of three user changes.
sleep 1;
ok(!$post->canEdit(), "Posting user can't edit after editTime has passed");
$session->user({userId => $otherUser->userId});
ok($post->canEdit(), "User in groupToEditPost group can edit post after the timeout");
$session->user({userId => $groupIdEditUser->userId});
ok($post->canEdit(), "User in groupIdEditUserGroup group can edit post after the timeout");
TODO: {
local $TODO = "Tests to make later";
ok(0, 'Whole lot more work to do here');
}
END {
# Clean up after thyself
$versionTag->rollback();
$postingUser->delete();
$otherUser->delete();
$groupIdEditUser->delete();
}
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