forked from e621ng/e621ng
87313c437c
The newly included create method behaves exacly like the self-written one, with the added benefit of it not appearing in backtraces.
39 lines
1.0 KiB
Ruby
39 lines
1.0 KiB
Ruby
require 'test_helper'
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class ApiKeyTest < ActiveSupport::TestCase
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context "in all cases a user" do
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setup do
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@user = create(:privileged_user, name: "abcdef")
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@api_key = ApiKey.generate!(@user)
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end
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should "regenerate the key" do
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assert_changes(-> { @api_key.key }) do
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@api_key.regenerate!
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end
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end
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should "generate a unique key" do
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assert_not_nil(@api_key.key)
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end
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should "authenticate via api key" do
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assert_not_nil(User.authenticate_api_key(@user.name, @api_key.key))
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end
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should "not authenticate with the wrong api key" do
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assert_nil(User.authenticate_api_key(@user.name, "xxx"))
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end
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should "not authenticate with the wrong name" do
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assert_nil(User.authenticate_api_key("xxx", @api_key.key))
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end
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should "have the same limits whether or not they have an api key" do
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assert_no_difference(["@user.reload.api_regen_multiplier", "@user.reload.api_burst_limit"]) do
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@user.api_key.destroy
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end
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end
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end
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end
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