szurubooru/tests/JobTests/EditUserJobTest.php
Marcin Kurczewski 4ba83e6834 Changed job arguments convention back
Restored JobArgs approach. Previous introduction of hierarchic argument
definitions has backfired: it was confusing what class to take arguments
from, the concept of sharing arguments between different jobs was
unintelligible and one never knew where given argument was actually
defined.

This appraoch makes it easier to maintain the arguments list and
simplifies the code a lot.
2014-05-12 00:13:18 +02:00

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<?php
class EditUserJobTest extends AbstractTest
{
public function testSaving()
{
$this->grantAccess('changeUserName.own');
$this->grantAccess('changeUserPassword.own');
$user = $this->mockUser();
$newName = 'dummy' . uniqid();
$user = $this->assert->doesNotThrow(function() use ($user, $newName)
{
return Api::run(
new EditUserJob(),
[
JobArgs::ARG_USER_NAME => $user->getName(),
JobArgs::ARG_NEW_USER_NAME => $newName,
JobArgs::ARG_NEW_PASSWORD => 'changed',
]);
});
//first user = admin
$this->assert->areEqual($newName, $user->getName());
$this->assert->areEquivalent(new AccessRank(AccessRank::Registered), $user->getAccessRank());
$this->assert->isFalse(empty($user->getPasswordSalt()));
$this->assert->isFalse(empty($user->getPasswordHash()));
}
public function testLogBuffering()
{
$this->testSaving();
$logPath = Logger::getLogPath();
$x = file_get_contents($logPath);
$lines = array_filter(explode("\n", $x));
$this->assert->areEqual(2, count($lines));
}
}