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openproject/spec/services/notifications/create_service_spec.rb

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#-- encoding: UTF-8
#-- copyright
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#
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require 'spec_helper'
require 'services/base_services/behaves_like_create_service'
describe Notifications::CreateService, type: :model do
let(:mail_digest_before) { false }
before do
scope = double('scope')
allow(Notification)
.to receive(:mail_digest_before)
.with(recipient: model_instance.recipient, time: model_instance.created_at)
.and_return(scope)
allow(scope)
.to receive(:where)
.and_return(scope)
allow(scope)
.to receive(:not)
.and_return(scope)
allow(scope)
.to receive(:exists?)
.and_return(mail_digest_before)
end
it_behaves_like 'BaseServices create service' do
let(:call_attributes) do
{}
end
context 'when successful' do
before do
allow(set_attributes_service)
.to receive(:call) do |attributes|
model_instance.attributes = attributes
set_attributes_result
end
end
context 'when mail ought to be send', { with_settings: { notification_email_delay_minutes: 30 } } do
let(:call_attributes) do
{
read_mail: false
}
end
it 'schedules a delayed notification job' do
allow(Time)
.to receive(:now)
.and_return(Time.now)
expect { subject }
.to have_enqueued_job(Mails::NotificationJob)
.with({ "_aj_globalid" => "gid://open-project/Notification/#{model_instance.id}" })
.at(Time.now + Setting.notification_email_delay_minutes.minutes)
end
end
context 'when mail not ought to be send' do
let(:call_attributes) do
{
read_mail: nil
}
end
it 'schedules no notification job' do
expect { subject }
.not_to have_enqueued_job(Mails::NotificationJob)
end
end
context 'when digests ought to be send' do
let(:call_attributes) do
{
read_mail_digest: false
}
end
before do
allow(model_instance.recipient)
.to receive(:time_zone)
.and_return(ActiveSupport::TimeZone['Tijuana'])
end
it 'schedules a digest mail job' do
expected_time = ActiveSupport::TimeZone['Tijuana'].parse(Setting.notification_email_digest_time) + 1.day
expect { subject }
.to have_enqueued_job(Mails::DigestJob)
.with({ "_aj_globalid" => "gid://open-project/User/#{model_instance.recipient.id}" })
.at(expected_time)
end
end
context 'when digests ought to be send and there is already a digest job scheduled' do
let(:mail_digest_before) { true }
let(:call_attributes) do
{
read_mail_digest: false
}
end
it 'schedules no digest mail job' do
expect { subject }
.not_to have_enqueued_job(Mails::DigestJob)
end
end
context 'when digests not ought to be send' do
let(:call_attributes) do
{
read_mail_digest: nil
}
end
it 'schedules no digest mail job' do
expect { subject }
.not_to have_enqueued_job(Mails::DigestJob)
end
end
end
context 'when unsuccessful' do
let(:model_save_result) { false }
it 'schedules no job' do
expect { subject }
.not_to have_enqueued_job(Mails::NotificationJob)
end
end
end
end