openproject/features/step_definitions/work_package_steps.rb

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require 'rack_session_access/capybara'

InstanceFinder.register(WorkPackage, Proc.new { |name| WorkPackage.find_by_subject(name) })
RouteMap.register(WorkPackage, '/work_packages')

Given /^the work package "(.*?)" has the following children:$/ do |work_package_subject, table|
  parent = WorkPackage.find_by_subject(work_package_subject)

  table.raw.flatten.each do |child_subject|
    child = WorkPackage.find_by_subject(child_subject)

    child.parent_id = parent.id

    child.save
  end
end

Given /^a relation between "(.*?)" and "(.*?)"$/ do |work_package_from, work_package_to|
  from = WorkPackage.find_by_subject(work_package_from)
  to = WorkPackage.find_by_subject(work_package_to)

  FactoryGirl.create :relation, from: from, to: to
end

Given /^user is already watching "(.*?)"$/  do |work_package_subject|
  work_package = WorkPackage.find_by_subject(work_package_subject)
  user = User.find(page.get_rack_session['user_id'])

  work_package.add_watcher user
end

Given(/^the work_package "(.+?)" is updated with the following:$/) do |subject, table|
  work_package = WorkPackage.find_by_subject(subject)
  except = {}

  except['type'] = lambda { |wp, value| wp.type = Type.find_by_name(value) if value }
  except['assigned_to'] = lambda { |wp, value| wp.assigned_to = User.find_by_login(value) if value }
  except['responsible'] = lambda { |wp, value| wp.responsible = User.find_by_login(value) if value }

  send_table_to_object(work_package, table, except)
end

Given(/^the user "([^\"]+)" has the following queries by type in the project "(.*?)":$/) do |login, project_name, table|
  u = User.find_by_login login
  p = get_project(project_name)

  table.hashes.each_with_index do |t, _i|
    types = Type.find_all_by_name(t['type_value']).map { |type| type.id.to_s }
    p.queries.create(user_id: u.id, name: t['name'], filters: [Queries::WorkPackages::Filter.new(:type_id, operator: '=', values: types)])
  end
end

Given(/^the user "([^\"]+)" has the following query menu items in the project "(.*?)":$/) do |login, project_name, table|
  u = User.find_by_login login
  p = get_project(project_name)

  table.hashes.each_with_index do |t, _i|
    query = p.queries.find_by_name t['navigatable']
    MenuItems::QueryMenuItem.create name: t['name'], title: t['title'], navigatable_id: query.id
  end
end

When /^the work package table has finished loading$/ do
  message <<-MESSAGE
    This is a safeguard to ensure that the work package table is loaded before performing actions
    on UI items that have not been fully loaded.

    It currently assumes that at least one filter is set, without the necessity of the filter being
    displayed.
  MESSAGE

  expect(page).to have_selector('.advanced-filters--filter', visible: false), message
end

When /^I fill in the id of work package "(.+?)" into "(.+?)"$/ do |wp_name, field_name|
  work_package = InstanceFinder.find(WorkPackage, wp_name)

  fill_in(field_name, with: work_package.id)
end

Then /^the "(.+?)" field should contain the id of work package "(.+?)"$/ do |field_name, wp_name|
  work_package = InstanceFinder.find(WorkPackage, wp_name)

  should have_field(field_name, with: work_package.id.to_s)
end

Then /^the work package "(.+?)" should be shown as the parent$/ do |wp_name|
  work_package = InstanceFinder.find(WorkPackage, wp_name)

  should have_css('tr.work-package', text: work_package.to_s)
end

Then /^the work package should be shown with the following values:$/ do |table|
  table_attributes = table.raw.select do |k, _v|
    !['Subject', 'Type', 'Description'].include?(k)
  end

  table_attributes.each do |key, value|
    label = find('dt.attributes-key-value--key', text: key)
    should have_css("dd.#{label[:class].split(' ').last}", text: value)
  end

  if table.rows_hash['Type'] || table.rows_hash['Subject']
    expected_header = Regexp.new("#{table.rows_hash['Type']}\\s?#\\d+: #{table.rows_hash['Subject']}", Regexp::IGNORECASE)

    should have_css('h2', text: expected_header)
  end

  if table.rows_hash['Description']
    should have_css('.description', text: table.rows_hash['Description'])
  end
end

Then(/^the attribute "(.*?)" of work package "(.*?)" should be "(.*?)"$/) do |attribute, wp_name, value|
  wp = WorkPackage.find_by_subject(wp_name)
  wp ||= WorkPackages.where('subject like ?', wp_name).to_sql
  wp.send(attribute).to_s.should == value
end