We used many global functions to handle tests when they should be imported like other libraries in our application. This also gets us closer to the way Ember CLI prefers our tests to be laid out.
50 lines
1.5 KiB
JavaScript
50 lines
1.5 KiB
JavaScript
import { test } from "qunit";
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import { acceptance } from "discourse/tests/helpers/qunit-helpers";
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acceptance("User Anonymous");
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function hasStream(assert) {
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assert.ok(exists(".user-main .about"), "it has the about section");
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assert.ok(count(".user-stream .item") > 0, "it has stream items");
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}
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function hasTopicList(assert) {
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assert.equal(count(".user-stream .item"), 0, "has no stream displayed");
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assert.ok(count(".topic-list tr") > 0, "it has a topic list");
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}
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test("Root URL", async (assert) => {
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await visit("/u/eviltrout");
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assert.ok($("body.user-summary-page").length, "has the body class");
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assert.equal(currentPath(), "user.summary", "it defaults to summary");
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});
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test("Filters", async (assert) => {
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await visit("/u/eviltrout/activity");
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assert.ok($("body.user-activity-page").length, "has the body class");
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hasStream(assert);
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await visit("/u/eviltrout/activity/topics");
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await hasTopicList(assert);
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await visit("/u/eviltrout/activity/replies");
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hasStream(assert);
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assert.ok(exists(".user-stream.filter-5"), "stream has filter class");
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});
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test("Badges", async (assert) => {
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await visit("/u/eviltrout/badges");
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assert.ok($("body.user-badges-page").length, "has the body class");
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assert.ok(exists(".user-badges-list .badge-card"), "shows a badge");
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});
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test("Restricted Routes", async (assert) => {
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await visit("/u/eviltrout/preferences");
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assert.equal(
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currentURL(),
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"/u/eviltrout/activity",
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"it redirects from preferences"
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);
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});
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