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openproject/spec/models/mail_handler/user_creator_spec.rb

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# OpenProject is an open source project management software.
# Copyright (C) 2010-2022 the OpenProject GmbH
#
# This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or
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#
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require 'spec_helper'
describe MailHandler::UserCreator, type: :model do
describe '.new_user_from_attributes' do
context 'with sufficient information' do
# [address, name] => [login, firstname, lastname]
{
['jsmith@example.net', nil] => %w[jsmith@example.net jsmith -],
%w[jsmith@example.net John] => %w[jsmith@example.net John -],
['jsmith@example.net', 'John Smith'] => %w[jsmith@example.net John Smith],
['jsmith@example.net', 'John Paul Smith'] => ['jsmith@example.net', 'John', 'Paul Smith'],
['jsmith@example.net', 'AVeryLongFirstnameThatNoLongerExceedsTheMaximumLength Smith'] =>
%w[jsmith@example.net AVeryLongFirstnameThatNoLongerExceedsTheMaximumLength Smith],
['jsmith@example.net', 'John AVeryLongLastnameThatNoLongerExceedsTheMaximumLength'] =>
%w[jsmith@example.net John AVeryLongLastnameThatNoLongerExceedsTheMaximumLength]
}.each do |(provided_mail, provided_fullname), (expected_login, expected_firstname, expected_lastname)|
it 'returns a valid user' do
user = described_class.send(:new_user_from_attributes, provided_mail, provided_fullname)
expect(user)
.to be_valid
expect(user.mail)
.to eq provided_mail
expect(user.login)
.to eq expected_login
expect(user.firstname)
.to eq expected_firstname
expect(user.lastname)
.to eq expected_lastname
end
end
end
context 'with min password length',
with_legacy_settings: { password_min_length: 15 } do
it 'respects minimum password length' do
user = described_class.send(:new_user_from_attributes, 'jsmith@example.net')
expect(user)
.to be_valid
expect(user.password.length)
.to be 15
end
end
context 'when the attributes are invalid',
with_legacy_settings: { password_min_length: 15 } do
it 'respects minimum password length' do
user = described_class.send(:new_user_from_attributes, 'foo&bar@example.net')
expect(user)
.to be_valid
expect(user.login)
.to match /^user[a-f0-9]+$/
expect(user.mail)
.to eq 'foo&bar@example.net'
end
end
end
end