openproject/spec_legacy/unit/custom_value_spec.rb

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require 'legacy_spec_helper'

describe CustomValue, type: :model do
  it 'should string field validation with blank value' do
    f = CustomField.new(field_format: 'string')
    v = CustomValue.new(custom_field: f)

    v.value = nil
    assert v.valid?
    v.value = ''
    assert v.valid?

    f.is_required = true
    v.value = nil
    assert !v.valid?
    v.value = ''
    assert !v.valid?
  end

  it 'should string field validation with min and max lengths' do
    f = CustomField.new(field_format: 'string', min_length: 2, max_length: 5)
    v = CustomValue.new(custom_field: f, value: '')
    assert v.valid?
    v.value = 'a'
    assert !v.valid?
    v.value = 'a' * 2
    assert v.valid?
    v.value = 'a' * 6
    assert !v.valid?
  end

  it 'should string field validation with regexp' do
    f = CustomField.new(field_format: 'string', regexp: '^[A-Z0-9]*$')
    v = CustomValue.new(custom_field: f, value: '')
    assert v.valid?
    v.value = 'abc'
    assert !v.valid?
    v.value = 'ABC'
    assert v.valid?
  end

  it 'should date field validation' do
    f = CustomField.new(field_format: 'date')
    v = CustomValue.new(custom_field: f, value: '')
    assert v.valid?
    v.value = 'abc'
    assert !v.valid?
    v.value = '1975-07-14'
    assert v.valid?
  end

  it 'should list field validation' do
    f = CustomField.new(field_format: 'list', possible_values: ['value1', 'value2'])
    v = CustomValue.new(custom_field: f, value: '')
    assert v.valid?
    v.value = 'abc'
    assert !v.valid?
    v.value = 'value2'
    assert v.valid?
  end

  it 'should int field validation' do
    f = CustomField.new(field_format: 'int')
    v = CustomValue.new(custom_field: f, value: '')
    assert v.valid?
    v.value = 'abc'
    assert !v.valid?
    v.value = '123'
    assert v.valid?
    v.value = '+123'
    assert v.valid?
    v.value = '-123'
    assert v.valid?
  end

  it 'should float field validation' do
    user = FactoryGirl.create :user
    # There are cases, where the custom-value-table is not cleared completely,
    # therefore making double sure, that we have a clean slate before we start
    CustomField.destroy_all
    FactoryGirl.create :float_user_custom_field, name: 'Money'
    v = CustomValue.new(customized: user, custom_field: UserCustomField.find_by(name: 'Money'))
    v.value = '11.2'
    assert v.save
    v.value = ''
    assert v.save
    v.value = '-6.250'
    assert v.save
    v.value = '6a'
    assert !v.save
  end

  it 'should default value' do
    custom_field = FactoryGirl.create :issue_custom_field,
                                      field_format: 'string',
                                      default_value: 'Some Default String'

    field = CustomField.find_by(default_value: 'Some Default String')
    assert_equal field, custom_field

    v = CustomValue.new(custom_field: field)
    assert_equal 'Some Default String', v.value

    v = CustomValue.new(custom_field: field, value: 'Not empty')
    assert_equal 'Not empty', v.value
  end

  it 'should sti polymorphic association' do
    # Rails uses top level sti class for polymorphic association. See #3978.
    user = FactoryGirl.create :user
    custom_field = FactoryGirl.create :user_custom_field, field_format: 'string'
    custom_value = FactoryGirl.create :principal_custom_value,
                                      custom_field: custom_field,
                                      customized: user,
                                      value: '01 23 45 67 89'
    user.reload

    assert !user.custom_values.empty?
    assert !custom_value.customized.nil?
  end
end